Types of Accreditation
CDPG offers three levels of accreditation, tailored to different types of training providers:
- Institutional Accreditation
For training academies, corporate learning centers, and universities that offer a broad range of courses.
Requirements:
- Legal registration as a training provider
- A minimum of 3 years of operational experience
- Documented training methodologies and assessment systems
- Program Accreditation
For individual training courses that meet CDPG’s standards for content quality, delivery, and effectiveness.
Requirements:
- A structured training curriculum
- Defined learning outcomes and assessment criteria
- Proven success in delivering the program
- Trainer Accreditation
For individual trainers and consultants who wish to be recognized for their expertise in delivering high-quality training.
Requirements:
- At least 5 years of experience as a trainer
- Professional certifications in relevant fields
- Demonstrated ability to engage and impact learners
The Accreditation Process
Becoming accredited by CDPG involves a comprehensive evaluation to ensure quality and compliance with our global standards.
Step 1: Application Submission
Complete the Accreditation Application Form with details about your institution, programs, and trainers.
Step 2: Document Review
Our team will review your submission, assessing training materials, methodologies, and compliance with industry best practices.
Step 3: Interview & Evaluation
A formal interview will be conducted with your leadership and training team to verify your training quality and organizational credibility.
Step 4: Board Assessment
The CDPG Accreditation Board, composed of industry experts and education leaders, will review your application and make a final decision.
Step 5: Accreditation Approval & Certification
Successful applicants will receive an official CDPG Accreditation Certificate, valid for three years, along with a listing in our accredited providers’ directory.
Step 6: Continuous Compliance & Renewal
CDPG conducts periodic reviews to ensure that accredited providers maintain their standards. Renewals require updated documentation and, in some cases, a reassessment.
Accreditation Fees & Timeline
Accreditation fees vary based on the type and scope of certification. The full process typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the complexity of the application.