FAQ
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about Training Centre accreditation
Why do Training Centres seek accreditation?
- Quality Recognition: Accreditation provides formal acknowledgment of the training centre’s quality
- Added Value: It enhances the value of the programme and operation
- Attractiveness: Accredited centres are more appealing to prospective trainees and scientists
- Standards Evaluation: It ensures the training programme meets European standards
- Knowledge Exchange: Facilitates the sharing of knowledge and experience
Are there any prerequisites to apply?
Yes. The training centre must already be accredited by a local or national accrediting body.
How can a training centre apply for accreditation?
- Complete the Statement of Interest: The Training Programme Director needs to fill out the form
- Submit the form: Send the completed document to info@ebap.org
How long does the accreditation process take?
The timeline depends on the training centre’s pace and readiness. EBAP staff are available to support and guide applicants throughout the process.
What are the costs involved?
- Accreditation Fee: €4’000
- Additional Costs: travel expenses for the site visit (to cover the review team’s travel)
How long is the accreditation valid?
Accreditation is valid for 5 years and can be renewed upon re-evaluation (simplified procedure; no onsite visits required).
