A graphic communications program must receive accreditation in at least two instructional areas, one of which must be Introduction to Graphic Communications. All students must take Introduction to Graphic Communications before studying more specialized areas . Instructors and their programs gain accountability and credibility. Accreditation provides recognized standards for graduates. Schools can offer career opportunities to students.
Students learn more because the program is focused.
Students can move to a different state and retain national credentials. Employer benefits Employers have access to a potential work force with basic technical skills. Employers can expect quality work and professionalism from students. Partnership with education and instructional content that is compatible with industry. Accreditation Standards PrintED outlines and documents the shared responsibilities of industry and education for excellence in printing education through a system of nine program standards developed jointly by industry and educational leaders.