ANLP Accreditation confirms that a certification programme meets defined professional standards in structure, content and ethical alignment.
The following criteria apply to training providers seeking accreditation as part of the ANLP NLP Qualifications Pilot.
These requirements support clarity, consistency and professional integrity across recognised NLP qualification pathways.
Programmes must meet ANLP minimum training hour requirements for the relevant certification level.
Training hours must reflect structured delivery and appropriate depth of learning for the certificate awarded.
** ‘Face to face’ may include virtual training that meets the ANLP criteria for virtual training. For further information visit the ANLP Criteria for Virtual Training Page
Programmes must include appropriate assessment processes.
Assessment should:
Certification must represent demonstrated competence.
All accredited programmes must operate in alignment with:
Ethical principles must be embedded within the training and reflected in the responsible use of qualification titles.
Lead trainers must:
Accredited providers are expected to:
Accreditation reflects an ongoing professional standards relationship.
If you would like to explore ANLP accreditation during the pilot phase, please contact ANLP to arrange a professional discussion.
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