Small, Medium or Large decides your annual fee and your membership level. Here is how…
What membership offers a growing training provider
Membership and accreditation are related but different. What members get, how levels are sized, and who it suits.
Accreditation is an independent judgement of quality. Membership is practical support for getting there and staying there. Many providers use the second to prepare for the first.
What members get
- Expert guidance on curriculum, assessment and content design.
- Quality frameworks and practical delivery tools.
- Access to a white-label learning management system.
- Readiness support for the accreditation process.
- A place in the member community and directory.
How levels are sized
Membership is priced by organization size, using the same tiers as accreditation: Small, Medium and Large, based on learners, revenue or revenue per learner. Each membership is reviewed by CEQAC before it activates, so the tier is confirmed with you.
Who it suits
Providers building their first quality systems, those scaling into new programs, and those preparing for the readiness self-assessment. Members still go through the same independent peer review; membership helps you prepare, it does not decide the outcome.
