After successful accreditation
IVETSA undertakes agreed outreach to introduce approved standards information to prospective institutions, support discussion of local adaptation and collect feedback. The work is specified alongside the review service.
Permission remains clear
The applicant identifies what may be shared: names and public summaries, full documents where authorised, translations and other approved material. Confidential and third-party content is handled within the stated permissions. The institution retains ownership.
Record progress and actual use
Progress records distinguish outreach, discussion, expressions of interest and actual adoption. An adoption record identifies the receiving institution, standard version, purpose, date and supporting evidence. The receiving institution decides whether and how the standard fits its own provision.
Adaptation supports useful exchange
Dialogue may address local occupational tasks, terminology, resources, learning hours and assessment. Material adaptations and translation responsibilities are agreed and recorded so that the standard’s purpose and quality remain clear.
Institutions we aim to engage
