accredited
ਮਾਨਤਾ
definition
verb
he was accredited with being one of the world's fastest sprinters
give credit (to someone) for.
institutions that do not meet the standards will not be accredited for teacher training
(of an official body) give authority or sanction to (someone or something) when recognized standards have been met.
adjective
an accredited chiropractic school
(of a person, organization, or course of study) officially recognized or authorized.
example
Women in Governance is a free, 'accredited' course set up by the Richmond Council for Voluntary Service in partnership with its sister agencies in Kingston and Merton, and funded by the Association of Local Government.
Courses are fully 'accredited' , and if completed successfully, may be applied towards a degree.
This is an 'accredited' course and is recognised by the Australian Coaching Council.
Graduates of 'accredited' courses report successful avoidance of life-threatening situations and greater confidence resulting from their newly acquired security awareness and field medical skills.
As of 2003, 'accredited' organizations are expected to engage in at least one proactive risk assessment of a high-risk process.
The state of Washington established a scholarship program for students who meet certain academic and financial criteria and study at an 'accredited' college within the state.
Australia banned two IOC 'accredited' officials from entering the country during the Sydney Games for security reasons, raising protests from the IOC at the time.
You can check the list of members on the JUMVEA website, and 'accredited' members will proudly display their membership on their website.
Coaches, athletes, managers and parents are being encouraged to attend the four-day 'accredited' course to promote player safety during the coming winter season.
Ah, but don't think that we are presently free of wrong-headed notions originated by trained and 'accredited' scientists.
The expansion of student numbers in developed countries and the growth in numbers of 'accredited' institutions and courses have led to public concerns about quality.
I'd make an appointment with him or another 'accredited' plastic surgeon to discuss your options.
Their 'accredited' courses offer very small classes (four people per sailboat!) that last over 30 hours in total.
The programme, which offers a broad range of courses leading to 'accredited' academic and professional awards as well as recognised training certificates, has enjoyed tremendous success in recent years.
Local training providers will be linked to training in using the arts with community groups, music technology, voluntary sector development, multimedia and creative IT, including 'accredited' courses.
What it does provide are titles, descriptions, and syllabi of a large number of courses from 'accredited' academic institutions.
It also raises the legal age for owning a gun to 21 from 16 and new firearm owners will be have to undergo a training and safety course at an 'accredited' institution.
We try to balance the educational 'accredited' courses with those that provide life skills, without the worry of sitting exams.
In addition to providing a range of 'accredited' courses, the centres also provide open access hours to registered students during which time they have the opportunity to practice the skills they are learning.
However, I will tell you that I have a four-year Bachelor's degree from an 'accredited' university with a course concentration in psychology.
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