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    The certification process for accrediting language programs involves several steps. Schools first submit an application with documents. Then a preliminary review evaluates the documentation to identify any gaps. This is followed by an on-site review to ensure the processes examined are being used properly. The results are assessed and if approved, a certificate is issued. Every two years thereafter, a maintenance assessment reviews any changes to ensure all requirements continue to be met.

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    Certification Process

    Accreditation of Language Programs


    School Submits Application Schools Submits Application
    After Languages Canada has successfully vetted the educational institution, the application is submitted to Orion. This includes the facility questionnaire, terms & conditions and deposit.

    Preliminary Review / Documentation Review Preliminary Review / Documentation Review


    A Preliminary Review is conducted to evaluate the documentation and identify any major gaps prior to the On-Site Review. The key deliverables from this stage include: Preliminary Review Report - Detailing positive aspects, weaknesses and areas for improvement. On-Site Review Plan Confirming the details for the on-site visit including the proposed date and daily schedule.

    On-Site Review On-Site Review


    The On-Site review is conducted to ensure the processes and documents examined during the Preliminary Review are in use and the system is implemented according to the requirements of the standard. The key deliverables from this stage include: On-Site Review Report - Detailing positive aspects, weaknesses and areas for improvement The recommendation regarding your accreditation.

    Accreditation Review / Certificate Issuance Accreditation Review / Certificate Issuance


    The results from the Preliminary Review and On-Site Review are assessed by a Senior Evaluator to ensure a proper recommendation has been made. At this point, approval is given to issue a certificate. The key deliverable from this stage is the certificate.

    Maintenance Assessments Maintenance Assessment


    Accreditation is a four year cycle. Two years after the initial accreditation, an off-site maintenance review is conducted to observe changes to the system and ensure all requirements remain intact. A Maintenance Review Report will be generated detailing any findings from this stage.

    T:1-877-494 0477 E: info@orioncan.com www.orioncan.com


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    Orion Assessment Services of Canada Inc. #3 - 130 Research Lane Guelph, Ontario, N1G 5G3

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