How ICAIC Evaluates, Verifies & Approves AI Providers, Training Programs,

Professional Institutes, and Business Entities 

The ICAIC Accreditation Process is designed to protect the quality, safety, and global integrity of professional AI education. Every program seeking ICAIC’s seal must complete the following structured, transparent, and ethical review pathway.  Accreditation with ICAIC is not a simple application, it is a globally recognized evaluation of compliance, ethics, curriculum quality, instructional integrity, and real-world alignment with international standards. Training Provider accreditation confirms who you are. Program accreditation confirms what you teach. ICAIC evaluates both - separately and responsibly.

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• Providers are accredited for capability and governance

• Programs are accredited for quality and compliance

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This separation protects learners, providers, and the global credibility of ICAIC-approved education.

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Organizational ATP or Trainer ATP accreditation is mandatory before any program, course, event, conference, or seminar may be submitted for ICAIC Program Accreditation.  Programs are accredited individually, even when delivered by an ICAIC-accredited organization or trainer. 

 

Accreditation at the provider or trainer level does not automatically accredit programs. This structure ensures that who is delivering the training and what is being delivered are both evaluated independently and responsibly. ​Training Provider accreditation does NOT automatically accredit all programs. Each course or program must be submitted and evaluated individually. Accreditation is earned through preparation, alignment, and compliance, not sales or status. Providers who follow ICAIC’s preparation guide and course blueprint have substantial approval odds, provided standards are met. 

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Universal Eligibility Requirements

(Applies to All ICAIC Accreditation Applicants)

The following requirements apply to all applicants, regardless of accreditation type.

• Legally Registered Business or Organization
  The applicant must be a legally registered business or organization in good standing, verifiable through official documentation or public records.

• Business Formation Documentation
  Proof of business registration (e.g., Articles of Incorporation, Articles of Organization, or equivalent documentation) is required to validate a legitimate operating entity.

• Public-Facing Business Website
  An active website is required for verification and transparency and must clearly identify the organization, its role or services, and contact information.

• Named Responsible Entity or Authorized Representative
  A clearly identified owner, director, or authorized representative responsible for accountability, governance, and accreditation compliance.

• Formal Agreement to ICAIC Ethical, Compliance & Professional Conduct Standards
  All applicants must formally agree to adhere to ICAIC’s ethical AI, compliance, governance, and professional conduct standards.

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