Yes! We are
Accredited.
National Training, Inc. is Nationally Accredited by the Accrediting
Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC),
Washington, D.C.
The DETC is recognized as a "Nationally
Recognized Accrediting Agency" by the U.S.
Department of Education.
NTI is fully licensed by the State of Florida, Commission for Independent
Education. NTI is also licensed by the Department of Highway Safety
and Motor Vehicles. We train eligible applicants under the Workforce
Investment Act (WIA). In addition, NTI is authorized to train eligible
Vocational Rehabilitation Participants.
What this all means to you is: value and
employer recognition. We offer a high quality, up-to-date,
no nonsense program for heavy equipment operation and training
with a very competitive tuition that is rarely met by any
competitive institution.
To view our listing on the DETC website please click
here.
Who is the Distance Education
and Training Council?
The DETC Accrediting Commission was
established in 1955. The Commission's mission is to promote,
by means of standard-setting, evaluation, and consultation
processes, the development and maintenance of high educational
and ethical standards in education and training programs delivered
through distance learning. The DETC Accrediting Commission
identifies and accredits distance education and training institutions
that have attained and maintained the standards deemed necessary
to operate at a high level of quality.
Address:
Distance Education and Training Council
1601 18th Street, N.W., Suite 2
Washington, D.C. 20009
(202) 234-5100
For more information click
here.
What is Accreditation and
Why is it important?
The process of accreditation is voluntary.
Institutions seeking accreditation open their doors to be
thoroughly evaluated by their peers.
Accreditation is both a status and
a process. As a status, accreditation provides public notification
that an institution or program meets standards of quality
set forth by an accrediting agency.
As a process, accreditation reflects
the fact that in achieving recognition by the accrediting
agency, the institution or program is committed to self-study
and external review by one's peers in seeking, not only to
meet standards, but to continuously seek ways in which to
enhance the quality of education and training provided.
Today, more than 4 million Americans
are enrolled in DETC-accredited institutions. It is estimated
that since 1890, some 130 million Americans have taken distance
education courses. Presently, there are 100 institutions accredited
by the Accrediting Commission.
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