
The International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary and Higher Education (QAHE) has been featured in a recent article published by Sangri Times on Daily Hunt, titled “Vocational Training Accreditation Helps Institutions Earn Global Recognition.”
The article highlights the growing importance of external quality assurance for vocational and skills-based training providers. It notes that employers increasingly seek job-ready graduates and that students and families want reliable courses. In this context, the piece positions QAHE accreditation as a practical way for training institutes, colleges, and skills providers to demonstrate quality, build trust, and gain broader international recognition.
According to the article, QAHE’s review process examines key areas such as course content, teaching staff, practical facilities, student support, and overall programme management. For vocational programmes, particular attention is given to hands-on learning, relevance to industry needs, and support that helps learners complete their studies and enter the workforce. The article also emphasises that accreditation is an ongoing process, with regular reviews helping institutions keep pace with changing job market requirements.
The feature further underscores the international dimension of QAHE accreditation. It points to QAHE’s network of partners—including FIBAA in Germany, ECAQA in Kazakhstan, NAKVIS in Slovenia, and agencies in Moldova, Indonesia, Brazil, Ghana, and the Kyrgyz Republic—as well as the possibility of dual accreditation through the Independent Accreditation and Rating Council (IARC). These connections, the article suggests, can help institutions attract international students and strengthen confidence among overseas employers.
In addition, the article notes that QAHE accreditation can enhance institutional visibility through website listings and media updates, support continuous improvement, and assist smaller or newer providers in establishing a clearer quality reputation.
QAHE welcomes this recognition and remains committed to supporting vocational and professional training institutions that seek credible, independent quality assurance. Institutions interested in learning more about vocational training accreditation are invited to visit www.qahe.org.
Read the full article here:
https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/sangri+times-epaper-dh95df621a7fd04fa4860b3336547dd507/vocational+training+accreditation+helps+institutions+earn+global+recognition-newsid-dh95df621a7fd04fa4860b3336547dd507_b739c1c0cbb911f1951f47b3776eabe6?sm=Y