European Private Higher Education Accreditation Council
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EPQA — Education Quality Accreditation

EUROPEAN PRIVATE EDUCATION QUALITY ACCREDITATION

Frequently asked questions

EPQA Awarded a degree? Certificates of Quality of Education and Private Competency are currently available and are not awarded undergraduate and master ' s degrees. What does undergraduate, master's degree mean? Indicates that the level of recognition based on the EPQA's own capacity framework does not represent the official RNCP or EQF level. Is membership equivalent to certification? Not equal. The membership determines separately from the project certification that the project must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. How are the six projects calculated? Undergraduate and master ' s degrees are counted separately on the basis of a complete development project, and joint application for course quality and competency authorization with the project is counted on a project basis. Can I apply for online courses? It is possible to prove that teaching, identification, practice and evaluation meet the same standards of achievement. Do you need to graduate already? A formal evaluation must have sufficient evidence to verify actual implementation; a new project may apply for preparatory review, but the preparatory review does not confer formal certification. Will it pass after the payment? The application is processed and evaluated on the basis of work fees and certification is determined by evidence. What's the current charge? The application processing fee is €450; membership and up to six project evaluations €3,000; excess €500 each. Other costs are dealt with in public terms or in advance quotations. How do students obtain competency certificates? The completion of all critical appraisals, individual consolidated projects and pleadings required by the authorized projects was certified and reviewed. How long? Time depends on the completeness of the material and the scope of verification, and a progress schedule is given after acceptance, with no commitment to unverified fixed deadlines for completion.