Verification Center
The IABCET Verification Center provides access to resources for checking accreditation status and applicable professional or continuing education credentials. Verification helps learners, professionals, employers, institutions, and other stakeholders review whether a specific accreditation or credential claim corresponds with information available through IABCET.
Verify IABCET Accreditation
Use the appropriate verification resource to review accreditation information for an institution, program, training provider, or organization. Verification should always be considered together with the applicable accreditation category, scope, and current status.
Verify Accreditation
Review available IABCET accreditation information for applicable institutions, programs, training providers, and organizations.
Verify Institution
Review available accreditation information associated with a specific educational institution.
Verify Program
Review available information for a specific academic, professional, or training program and its applicable IABCET accreditation status.
Accredited Organizations
Review available accreditation information for organizations and continuing education or training providers where applicable.
Verify Professional Credentials
Professional credential verification provides a way to review whether applicable credential information corresponds with records or verification resources made available by IABCET.
Professional Credential Verification
Use the applicable IABCET resource to review professional credential information, including the credential holder and relevant credential details where available.
Verify CPE/CEU Certificates
CPE and CEU certificate verification provides a way to review applicable continuing education documentation where an IABCET verification service or record is available.
CPE/CEU Certificate Verification
Review applicable continuing education certificate information through the IABCET verification resource.
Why Verification Matters
Verification provides an additional way to assess whether an accreditation, credential, or certificate claim corresponds with information available through IABCET. Users should verify the specific entity, program, credential, certificate, or accreditation status rather than relying solely on logos, certificates, websites, or statements supplied by a third party.
Verification Principle: A verification result should be interpreted within the specific scope, category, status, and information associated with the applicable IABCET record or verification resource.
Review the Scope of Accreditation
Verification of accreditation does not necessarily mean that every activity, program, course, service, location, or credential offered by an organization is accredited. Users should review the specific scope and status associated with the applicable accreditation information.
IABCET accreditation should not be represented as government licensing, regulatory approval, degree-granting authority, or another form of official recognition unless such recognition has been independently established by the relevant authority.
Information Needed for Verification
Depending on the verification resource, you may need information such as the name of the institution or organization, program name, credential holder, certificate number, credential number, or another identifying reference shown on the relevant record or document.
Organization or Institution
Have the official name available when reviewing accreditation information.
Program or Credential
Where applicable, provide the program name, credential number, certificate number, or other identifying reference.
If a Record Cannot Be Verified
If you cannot locate a record or the information displayed does not correspond with the accreditation, credential, or certificate being presented to you, do not assume that the claim is valid. Contact IABCET for clarification and provide the relevant identifying information or documentation where appropriate.
Need Clarification?
If a verification result is unavailable, unclear, or inconsistent with information presented to you, contact IABCET for review and clarification.
Accuracy and Fraud Prevention
Organizations and individuals should present accreditation, credential, and certificate information accurately and should not alter, reproduce, or use verification information in a misleading manner.
If you believe that an accreditation or credential claim may be inaccurate, misleading, or unauthorized, you may contact IABCET through the Contact page.
