Curriculum licensing

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How to licensing the curriculum?

The accreditation process is ‘light-touch’ and has three phases that do not require in-person visits.

The process takes approximately 4-5 months. This includes 4 weeks for planning and preparation, 8-12 weeks for collecting evidence, and 4 weeks for evaluation of evidence.

Phase One

In the first phase, schools prepare by reviewing standards and criteria, appointing an accreditation coordinator, and developing a plan for meeting the standards.

Phase Two

In the second phase, evidence is collected to demonstrate that the school meets the standards, or has clear frameworks in place to achieve them.

Phase Three

In the third phase, the Digital Media Academy Accreditation Board evaluates the evidence and prepares a report outlining its findings.

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