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Accreditation in Canada

Accreditation of university and college two-year programs is in place in Canada since 1989, and has been enthusiastically accepted by both the academic institutions and the business community. It is recognized that in a profession, we need to define a body of knowledge; require a qualification in order to practice the profession; and be accountable for our actions to a professional body. Certification of individuals was introduced in Canada in 1989, along the lines of the certification required for other professional bodies (e.g. medical, engineering, accounting). As part of that process, accreditation of educational programs began in 1985 at universities, and in 1989 at two-year colleges.