Accreditation Commission
The Accreditation Commission is an organ of the Association for Theological Education in South East Asia and is responsible to that body [ATESEA Constitution, 1981, IV, 5(d)].
Accreditation is a service which the Association renders to its member schools.
Composition
The Accreditation Commission is composed of the Executive Committee of ATESEA plus two person elected by the Association, normally chosen from the Graduated School Senate for reason of economy. The assembly shall designate the Chairperson and the Secretary.
Duties
The duties of the Accreditation Commission shall be:
1. To set standards for Accreditation and notations.
2. To receive and evaluate applications for accreditations of programmes of education from member schools.
3. To Recommend accreditation and notations to the association or the Executive Committee for action.
4. To receive and evaluate reports from member schools concerning progress in regard to removing notations, and to encourage continuous effort by the schools to improve the quality of their education.