Prepare for accreditation
Understand eligibility, sequence, evidence expectations and fees before you build the formal file.
Find the document or next step you need without searching across the site. Prepare an application, open the current standards record, review public policies, or verify a public accreditation record.
Use these four entry points instead of scanning a long document inventory.
Understand eligibility, sequence, evidence expectations and fees before you build the formal file.
Use the registry for current edition, effective date, status and scope, then open the applicable standard.
Review accreditation procedures, impartiality safeguards, appeals, claims, funding and document-control rules.
Confirm an accreditation record, program availability or a published accreditation action before relying on a claim.
These resources help applicants understand the process and organize existing evidence without predicting an accreditation decision.
A non-predictive planning checklist mapped to published Core and program requirements.
Get the free guide →Follow the current applicant sequence from eligibility and scope through evidence, review and decision.
Open How to Apply →See current documentation expectations and secure-handling guidance before submitting evidence.
Review evidence rules →Clause-by-clause planning workbook for CORE-100 with CERT-200, EDP-300 and COURSE-400.
Download DOCX →Review staged fees and the current payment structure before internal budgeting and approval.
Open fee schedule →Use the orientation session for an overview of CHSPS accreditation and applicant preparation.
View orientation webinar →The Standards Registry is the authoritative current document record. Program operational availability is tracked separately on Program Status.
Common requirements that apply across CHSPS accreditation pathways.
Professional certification programs assessing and making decisions about individual competence.
Organizations operating repeatable continuing education and professional learning systems.
Individual courses and defined educational programs evaluated on their own design and controls.
Certificate and micro-credential systems with assessed learning outcomes before award.
Structured workplace learning and competency-development programs with defined completion decisions.
Governance, identity, security, delivery, accessibility, incidents, AI, privacy and continuity.
Remote testing operations, identity, proctoring, security, accessibility and vendor oversight.
Medication-use governance, risk controls, reporting, learning systems and performance oversight.
Role requirements, competency models, assessment, authorization, remediation and reassessment.
Educational governance, faculty, clinical learning, learner assessment, supervision and improvement.
Consequential AI governance and assurance across developer, provider, deployer and operator scopes.
The registry carries the current edition, effective date, publication status, scope and record for all published standards.
Start with the two public manuals, then use the policy library for the current controlled policy or operating procedure.
Ethics, impartiality, protected reporting, antitrust safeguards, records, privacy, funding and document control.
Download policy manual →Standards development, public comment, accreditation review, decisions, appeals, maintenance and claims.
Download procedure manual →Document publication status, program operational status and an organization’s accreditation record answer different questions.
Eligibility inquiries are accepted year-round. Use the no-fee review to confirm the likely pathway and proposed scope before beginning a formal application.
Answer one question about what you operate and see which accreditation fits — then start a free eligibility inquiry whenever you're ready.