A short guide to accreditation

Date: 2014
Author: National Adult Literacy Agency
ISBN: Not available

A short guide to accreditation

As a student, having accreditation or a qualification has lots of benefits. Not only does it give a student a sense of personal achievement and show what they have learned, but achieving accreditation may also allow the student to progress to further education and training or better employment opportunities.

NALA has produced this a short guide to how to get accreditation for your adult literacy students in Ireland.

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