Accreditation support for universities and English language programs.

WHAT we OFFER

Accreditation, policy, and regulatory alignment.

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CEA Accreditation Support

Readiness reviews, deep self-study support, evidence review, substantive changes, and support with annual reports, PDPR, and other required CEA reporting.

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Policies, Procedures & Handbooks

Policy frameworks written to accreditor language, and student, faculty, and employee handbooks reviewed against the standards they will be tested on.

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Curriculum & Assessment Alignment

Learning outcomes, level descriptors, and placement, formative, summative, and exit assessments that match what you publish and what you actually teach.

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Regulatory Alignment Across Borders

Crosswalks between US accreditation standards and national regulations, including bilingual and translated source documents cited correctly.

How it works

A clear process to fit your institution.

1

Free 30-minute call

We talk about your accreditor, your timeline, and where you feel least ready.

2

Clear proposal

Clear deliverables, priced as a fixed project fee or at an hourly rate, whichever fits your needs and your institution’s policies.

3

Readiness review

The first paid stage: an in-depth review of your key documents and a written report of gaps, ranked by risk.

4

Delivery and support

Drafts on a shared schedule, with support through your site visit.

Who we work with

  • Intensive English and independent language schools preparing for initial CEA accreditation, reaccreditation, or adding a new site or program.
  • Universities pursuing accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education or another institutional accreditor.
  • International programs that must satisfy an international accreditor and a national ministry at the same time.

Why schools choose AccrediLingua

We bring an independent, experienced eye to your program and identify gaps before they become findings. We write policy that traces every requirement to the exact standard or regulation it answers. Then we help you put it into practice, with implementation plans that follow best practice. The goal is lasting institutional health and programs that truly serve students, not just a successful site visit. Our background spans teaching and working in multilingual, multi-regulator environments, not only in the US.

Evidence that survives scrutiny

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you guarantee accreditation?

No one honestly can. We can make sure your evidence, policies, and narrative give you the strongest possible case. Staying in compliance remains your institution’s responsibility.

Is our work confidential?

Yes. Everything you share with us, including documents, data, and conversations, is kept strictly confidential.

What is AccrediLingua’s relationship with CEA?

Our founder, Diana Coetzee, serves CEA as a volunteer peer reviewer, and AccrediLingua’s consulting is entirely separate. AccrediLingua is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by CEA. We follow CEA’s conflict-of-interest and confidentiality protocols, and we never consult for a program Diana is reviewing or has reviewed within the past two years. Peer reviewers do not make accreditation decisions and do not speak for the CEA Commission.

Do you work remotely, and across time zones?

Yes. Most work happens online, with on-site visits available when needed. We work with clients across time zones, from the Americas to East Asia.

Preparing for a visit, a new site, or a new regulator?

Let’s talk about where you stand.