Documentation in Support of Applications Sample Clauses

Documentation in Support of Applications. The applicant must meet all the requirements set out in the Rules and Procedures (Section B). The documentation provided on the accreditation/recognition system should include the following sections, but the level of detail shall be as advised by the Committee:
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Documentation in Support of Applications. (Assessment Statement)
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Documentation in Support of Applications. The documentation provided on the Engineering Technologist Education accreditation system should include the following sections:
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Documentation in Support of Applications. The applicant must meet all the requirements set out in the Rules and Procedures (Section B). The documentation provided on the accreditation / recognition system should include the following sections: I Accrediting / Recognising Organisation Provide the name of the organisation. List the names of the officers of the organisation with brief CVs. Describe the affiliations of the organisation with other engineering bodies, government and industry within the jurisdiction. II INTRODUCTION Provide general information about the jurisdiction and the context of engineering. III EDUCATION Provide a description of primary, secondary and tertiary education. Describe the nature of programmes, including admission standards. Provide the number and type of engineering institutions and programmes. Indicate whether the institutions are public or private. IV STRUCTURE OF THE ENGINEERING COMMUNITY Describe the context of engineering practice and the degree of regulation (i.e. registration vs licensing). Describe if there a protected title and scope of practice. Describe any differing categories of engineering practitioners and their academic requirements. Describe the relationship of the organisation to licensing, registration or certifying agencies, and the extent to which the organisation can influence the acceptance of accreditations / recognition by those agencies. V Role Of Accreditation / Recognition Describe the role of accreditation / recognition in registration. Given that accreditation / recognition is normally voluntary, describe the degree of participation. VI Accreditation / Recognition System Describe the development of the accreditation / recognition system and its maturity. Provide a description of the Accreditation / Recognition Board including its composition and authority. List the objectives of accreditation / recognition. Provide the criteria for accreditation / recognition (general, program specific; curriculum content – technical and non-technical; incorporation of practical experience; length of the program; naming of the program; faculty requirements). Provide details for conducting the accreditation / recognition evaluation and making the accreditation / recognition decision; include relevant documentation (initiation of visit; self-evaluation questionnaire; selection of evaluation team; organisation of the visit; due process). Provide a list of currently accredited / recognised programs and a schedule of upcoming evaluations. Describe relationships...
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