The Accreditation Committee is asked to make two decisions. The first concerns whether TEAC followed its own procedures throughout the process of bringing the Panel’s recommendation about the program’s accreditation to Accreditation Committee. The second concerns the accreditation decision itself. The Accreditation Committee must decide whether the Accreditation Report, which contains the Accreditation Panel’s recommendation, is convincing and consistent with its own reading of the Inquiry Brief, the Audit Report, any reports of the consultants, any correspondence, TEAC’s Manual, and TEAC’s policies. To modify the recommendations and findings of the Accreditation Report, the Accreditation Committee must find evidence that falsifies or disconfirms the Panel’s recommendation.

Certification of TEAC procedures

Scrutiny of the accreditation report

Accreditation Committe determinations



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