Accreditation: Definition
Accreditation refers to the procedure through which an official acknowledgment is bestowed upon a certification body or organisation, affirming their competence and ability to carry out certification assessments that are both valid and dependable. Normally, accreditation is provided by an acknowledged accreditation entity that assesses the certification body’s procedures, proficiency, and adherence to global standards.
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