Certification Or Certificate? Recognizing the quality and value of credentialing programs that blur current interpretations
Tuesday, October 22 from 1 pm - 2 pm ET
Description
NCCA and ICE 1100 have clear definitions about what distinguishes a certification from an assessment-based certificate program. But is there a space within I.C.E. for programs that don’t neatly fit those definitions, but follow industry standards while offering value to their stakeholders?
Join us for a presentation and discussion led by a panel consisting of representatives from credentialing programs that utilize a combination of training and assessment to meet their stakeholders’ needs—as well as industry consultants who will discuss strategies for rethinking these traditional definitions for a more inclusive credentialing community. The panel will focus on the operational aspects of these programs with an emphasis on the challenges of balancing adherence to credentialing standards with practical considerations and stakeholder needs.
Speakers
Chad Buckendahl, ICE-CCP
Margaret Lyons, ICE-CCP
Kristina Paul
Scott Russell
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