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ACCSC Accreditation Basics
We are readily available to assist you through the entire accreditation process and support you at every stage of your school’s journey.
- Accreditation - Initial & Renewals
- State License Applications
- Compliance & Best Practices
- SEVP Certification - International Students
Our accreditation consulting package includes four milestones that will take your institution from Licensed to Accredited in 18 to 24 months, depending on the accreditation cycle and your school readiness:
Milestone 1 - Aligning with Accreditation Standards.
Milestone 2 - Implementing Annual Evaluations.
Milestone 3 - Issuing Your First Institutional Plan.
Milestone 4 - Preparing the Accreditation Documents.
This approach allows your institution to commit to one objective and one consulting fee at a time. You may cancel our services at any time without penalties. Each module focuses on one of the Licensed to Accredited Milestones, aligns with 2026 standards, and includes ten (10) live Zoom training sessions.
The Accrediting Commission for Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) is a national institutional accrediting agency serving more than 150,000 students annually across a wide range of occupational programs.
ACCSC ELIGIBILITY HIGHLIGHTS
Basic eligibility requirements for initial accreditation:
- Private postsecondary school.
- Programs with occupational-technical focus.
- Continuous operation for the last two years.
- Has graduates from the longest program.
- At least one program with 300+ hours duration.
- Meets financial stability requirements.
- Active students for all programs.
- Compliance with state & federal regulations.
Download our free ACCSC Eligibility Self-Assessment to evaluate your current status and identify the steps needed to prepare for the initial application.
ACCSC ACCREDITATION PROCESS
The ACCSC accreditation process takes approximately 24 months and includes attending a workshop, submitting applications part I and II, submitting a self-evaluation report (SER), attending an orientation, and hosting an ACCSC on-site visit.
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Visit our ACCSC Accreditation Resources page for a dive into the ACCSC initial applicant world, access free resources, and guides.
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Need assistance? We are glad to help! We serve institutions nationwide. Request a free consultation by calling 786-618-2277, completing the free session request form, or emailing [email protected]. We are available to provide your electrical technician school with accreditation consulting services to help you achieve this important milestone.
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COE Accreditation Basics
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Electrical technician schools apply for institutional accreditation, which means all programs licensed by your institution will be included in the accreditation process.
ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN PROGRAM
The curriculum includes the following areas of instruction:
- Fundamentals of Electricity
- Safety Principles
- National Electrical Code (NEC)
- Electrical Calculations
- Electrical Materials and Components
- Blueprint Reading
- Residential Wiring
- Fire Alarm Systems
- Low Voltage Security Systems
- AC & DC Motor Control
- Circuit Breakers & Branch Circuits
- Electrical Services & Transformers
- Emergency Fundamentals
- Renewal Energy Systems
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
As part of the accreditation process, electrical technician schools must demonstrate that students successfully complete their programs, pass required licensure examinations, and obtain employment in the field. While the benchmark may vary slightly by accrediting agency and program length, the average minimum requirements are:
70% graduation rate
70% licensure-certification rate
70% placement rate
EMPLOYMENT PROJECTIONS
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of electricians is projected to grow 9 percent from 2024 to 2034, much faster than the average for all occupations. About 81,000 electrician openings are projected each year over the decade.
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The Council on Occupational Education (COE) is a national institutional accrediting agency overseeing 450+ institutions serving over 170,000 students nationwide across a wide range of occupational programs.
COE ELIGIBILITY HIGHLIGHTS
Instruction on career-technical education.
- Credentials no higher than applied AS.
- 25%+ of instruction delivered on campus.
- 900+ hours of instruction during previous year.
- Legally authorized to operate.
- Licensed for a minimum of a year.
- Has graduates from the longest program.
- Continuous operation for the previous year.
- Same ownership for the previous year.
- Meets financial stability requirements.
- Programs have active students for visits.
For the complete list of eligibility requirements, download our free COE Eligibility Self-Assessment to evaluate your institution’s current status and identify the steps needed to prepare for the initial application.
COE ACCREDITATION PROCESS
The initial COE accreditation process takes between 18 and 24 months, and includes submitting a candidate application, hosting a candidate visit, attending workshops, submitting a self-study and exhibits, hosting COE preliminary and final visit.
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Visit our COE Accreditation Resources page for a dive into the COE initial applicant world, access free reference guides, and resources.
Interested in accreditation for your electrical technician school? Once achieved, institutional accreditation will open the door to multiple funding opportunities, including Federal Financial Aid and Veteran Benefits. We have assisted many vocational and trade institutions through this process and would be pleased to support you as well. Request your complimentary consultation today!
Veteran Education Benefits
Choosing an accreditor is a critical decision that should not be taken lightly. Accreditation requires a substantial investment of both financial and human resources. We recommend selecting an accreditor that aligns with your current goals while allowing room for your school’s future growth.
ACCSC ACCREDITATION
ACCSC is an ideal accreditor for vocational schools. Welsing schools accredited by ACCSC have the flexibility to expand their training to any occupational sector and to offer degree programs, including associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees.
COE ACCREDITATION
COE accreditation is well-suited for vocational and trade schools offering diploma and certificate programs. COE-accredited electrical technician schools have the opportunity to incorporate later on training programs for other occupational careers and offer occupational associate degrees.
Accreditation Terms & Concepts
Electrical Technician Accreditation Basics
Licensed schools complete the SEVP certification process to enroll international students with M-1 or F-1 visas for on-campus or hybrid programs. Institutional accreditation is typically one of the eligibility requirements, except in certain scenarios where programs lead to a state-issued license.
Recommended Accrediting Agencies
Institutional accreditation is generally one of the eligibility requirements for schools to become VA training providers. Once approved, students may use their veteran benefits to pay for their program of study at your school.
Let us help you with your school accreditation process - moving from licensed to accredited in 4 milestones.
Visit our Accreditation Terms & Concepts page for a review of the terms you will encounter as you learn about accreditation. Familiarity with these concepts will help you select the accrediting agency that best supports your school’s goals.
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Once institutional accreditation is achieved, schools may begin the Federal Financial Aid application process. Historically, Title IV funding has been limited to programs with 600+ clock hours duration. Regulatory revisions are expected to expand eligibility to shorter programs beginning July 1, 2026