CACM ACCREDITATION
WHAT IS ACCREDITATION?
Accreditation provides validation that our CCAM and MCAM Certification Programs have met nationally recognized credentialing industry standards for development, implementation, and maintenance of certification programs. Accreditation will mean that each CCAM or MCAM certified manager can take even greater pride in their certification by being recognized anywhere they go!
Why CACM is pursuing Accreditation for the CCAM and MCAM Certification Programs?
- Accreditation would nationally recognize the California specific CCAM & MCAM Certification Programs as applicable anywhere in the country
- Accreditation would ensure the CCAM & MCAM Certification Programs are up to date in best business practices, California-specific laws and ethical guidelines
- Being accredited means meeting the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) rigorous standards
- Holds CACM in accordance with national standards for certification.
- Fosters continuous improvement of our certification programs.
Who is the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA)?
The National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) sets accreditation standards, manages program compliance, and serves as a resource for quality professional certification programs.
I hold a CCAM Certification. What happens to my CCAM after Accreditation?
Those who have earned and maintained the CCAM prior to Accreditation will be grandfathered in and their certification will be accredited.