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The accreditation of education personnel, their professional licensing, is an important method of ensuring the appropriate qualifications of teachers, school psychologists etc. This is a mechanism of quality control which also professionalises these groups of workers.

• Professional certification
• Professional licensing
• Educational quality
• Professional examinations

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