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UKJAS Accreditation Pvt. Ltd.

responsible education provider
Responsible Education Provider

Certification Is A Deliberate Quality Confirmation Plot For Independent Private Sector
Further Education & Training Institutions (FETIs) Including Free Advanced Education
Suppliers, Distance Learning Establishments, Proficient Short Course Suppliers And
Specialty Instructional Exercise Schools And Universities.

The Objectives Of UKJAS “Responsible Education Provider” Accreditation
Scheme Are:

• FETIs Have Suitable Administration Frameworks Is Spot And Command Over Their
  Processes;
• Work Force That Are Utilized By FETIs Have Expected Skills To Play Out Their
  Obligations;
• FETIs Follow Thorough And Steady Cycles To Instruct, Train And Assess
  Understudies;
• To Empower FETIs To State Freely That They Have Deliberate Acknowledged UKJAS
  “Responsible Education Provider” License Conspire For Upkeep And Constant
  Improvement Of Their Administrations Conveyance.

UKJAS Accreditation Expects That Further Education & Training Institutions
(FETIs) Adjusts To The Latest Versions Of The Following International Standards:

• UKJAS “Responsible Education Provider” Standard

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