Existence and legal form
Documents evidencing the education provider’s existence and legal form. Published requirements also refer to founding documents for organisations based abroad.
ACMAEOS membership starts with evidence of the organisation’s existence, its authorisation and clear public information.
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A school’s name should connect to a traceable organisation, clear contact details and responsibility. According to published requirements, ACMAEOS membership addresses legal status and authorisation to carry out the relevant activities.
Membership is distinct from accreditation of all the institution’s programmes. It should therefore be presented accurately as membership and institutional verification within the declared scope. Individual programmes and courses require their own review.
Documents evidencing the education provider’s existence and legal form. Published requirements also refer to founding documents for organisations based abroad.
Photographic documentation of the premises and representative, together with evidence of authorisation to provide education in the relevant country, as required by the association.
Current contact details, address and other essential institutional information on the website. Prospective learners should be able to identify the organisation they are dealing with.
Updating information, following the code of ethics and binding documents, using the logo under the applicable rules and paying membership fees. The current ACMAEOS documents define the precise obligations.
ACMAEOS also lists a special membership category for accreditation bodies, aimed at developing and aligning standards, codes and documentation. If you are interested in this form of cooperation, contact the association with a description of your activities.
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