Are there alternatives for an IASSC affiliation if we do not meet the Accreditation criteria?
Yes, there are multiple alternatives available to make IASSC Certifications a part of your own training and certification programs. You can simply request Exam Vouchers for On-Demand Web-based Exam Delivery to be used with your training candidates. Additionally, there is an option to qualify for the Exam Administration Program. There is no fee associated with this program. Contact Us to learn more.
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How long does the Accreditation process typically take?
As a general rule the process will take approximately four (4) weeks. However, the length of time to process an accreditation application is subject to the information submitted. If all is in order and submitted in a timely fashion the process can be as short as two (2) weeks. If additional information is necessary or an ATA candidate delays sitting for the certification qualification exam then the time period is extended.
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For what period of time is Accreditation issued?
The ATO, ADP and ACP accreditations are valid for a period of two (2) years for the month of issue. The ATA accreditation is valid for a period of three (3) years from the month of issue. Accreditations are renewed by the submittal of an application with the current information, payment of the then current Accreditation Fee and submittal of evidence of meeting the criteria.
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We would like to get Accredited but do not offer all three belt levels, is this preventative?
Not necessarily, IASSC will consideration accreditation for whatever belt level(s) you offer. This will be noted on your Accreditation profile.
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Why does IASSC provide Accreditations?
IASSC Accreditations were introduced in late 2010 and are offered to the Lean Six Sigma Marketplace at the general request of both training providers and those seeking lean six sigma educational services. Training and Product Providers who voluntarily align to the IASSC Body of Knowledge have requested that IASSC provide a means of verification of such. Similarly, those seeking lean six sigma education have requested that IASSC provide options for learning lean six sigma that aligns to the IASSC Certification standards. In an attempt to satisfy these requests in an unbiased manner, IASSC Accreditations have been established. IASSC universally and impartially applies Accreditation criteria to all providers seeking IASSC Accreditation. IASSC Accreditation criteria is not dependent upon any specific trainer(s),…
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What are the benefits of becoming an IASSC Accredited Provider?
IASSC recognizes the critical aspects of certification best-practices and the importance of the linkage between Lean Six Sigma Training Providers and learners seeking IASSC Certification. IASSC is a Professional Credentialing Association and independent third-party certifier. Therefore we do not provide Lean Six Sigma Training Services. Accreditation affords Lean Six Sigma Providers an opportunity to take a meaningful step towards validating the alignment of their training programs with the knowledge elements required and tested for in IASSC Certification. Accreditation provides learners with valuable input in their search for Lean Six Sigma Providers. A full list of benefits are shown here; ATO, ATA, ADP, ACP and we recommend that you review Important information about IASSC Accreditation, Accredited Entities and Certification.
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What Accreditations does IASSC Offer?
IASSC offers a total of four Accreditations. The IASSC Accredited Training Organization (ATO), IASSC Accredited Training Associate (ATA), IASSC Accredited Accredited Deployment Program (ADP), IASSC Accredited Curriculum Provider (ACP). See all IASSC Accredited Providers.
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What is IASSC Accreditation?
If a business or professional trainer has been accredited by IASSC™ it means IASSC has determined they meet certain Lean Six Sigma best-practice standards and criteria established by IASSC. Each Accreditation has its own standards and criteria. Entities and Trainers earn IASSC Accreditation by voluntarily applying for the Accreditation and furnishing evidence to prove alignment to the standards. IASSC conducts reasonable due diligence to ensure alignment to the IASSC Accreditation standards prior to granting Accreditation. For additional information about IASSC Accreditation review the ATO, ATA, ADP and ACP Accreditation Standards along with Important information about IASSC Accreditation, Accredited Entities and Certification.
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What is The PeopleCert Groups role in IASSC accreditations?
The PeopleCert Group is the exclusive and official Examination Institute of IASSC since 2010. The PeopleCert Group assists in various activities associated with IASSC Certifications and Accreditations. During the IASSC Accreditation process applicants may be in direct contact with qualified representative from the PeopleCert Group who may help facilitate certain aspects of your IASSC Accreditation.