Training you — and your profession — can trust
IICAP is an IAOTH-accredited training provider and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for quality management — independent recognition of the standards behind every course we deliver.
Accredited and certified
Two independent bodies stand behind IICAP's training standards.
IAOTH-accredited training provider
IICAP is recognised by the International Association Of Therapists (IAOTH) as an accredited training provider, confirming our courses meet IAOTH's standards for professional training.
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ISO 9001:2015 certified
Our quality management systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015, the internationally recognised standard for consistent, quality-assured educational delivery.
What accreditation means
Accreditation confirms that a course represents a defined, quality-assured amount of professional learning. Many regulators and professional associations require members to complete a set number of learning hours each year to maintain registration.
Each IICAP course states its learning hours clearly, so you can plan and evidence your professional development with confidence.
Routes to professional registration
Requirements for professional registration and licensure vary by country and by professional body. Our courses build the knowledge, skills and professional development that support you; we always recommend confirming the specific requirements of your national regulator or professional association before enrolling for that purpose.
Verifying our accreditation
Our lead faculty, Rumana Jafri, is listed with IAOTH — the International Association Of Therapists — the accrediting body recognising IICAP as a training provider.
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If your employer or professional body needs further evidence of our IAOTH accreditation or ISO 9001:2015 certification, please contact our team and we’ll be glad to help.
Questions about recognition?
Our team is happy to discuss how IICAP courses align with the requirements in your country or profession.