Each state requires licensed childcare facilities (home or center) to meet minimum standards to ensure the safety of the children in the care of the people at the facility, ranging from minimum qualifications of staff to cleaning regulations to specific supervision and environmental standards that HAVE to be met, or there are legal ramifications.
NAEYC accreditation is more rigorous, requiring such things as targeted curriculum planning and having a certain percentage of staff with Early Childhood Education degrees of some sort. It means that a site is really striving to perform best practice in a child-oriented environment, and that a center really is working on pre-school skills, rather than being 'just a daycare.'
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Accreditation is a process where an organization evaluates and recognizes the quality of an educational institution or program. Certification, on the other hand, is a process where an individual's skills and knowledge are assessed against established standards in a specific profession or industry. In summary, accreditation is for institutions or programs, while certification is for individuals.
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It is possible. However, if your employer knows the difference between a national and regional accreditation, they are going to prefer the regional accreditation.
Difference between Customer Service Standards and Policies and Procedures
The main difference between licensing and contract manufacturing is the cost of doing business. Licensing manufacturing will require an agreement much like a franchise. The main entity supplies most of the products to conduct business. In contract manufacturing, the cost of materials is with the maker making it higher cost.
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Standards gap --The difference between the management's perception of consumer's expectation and the standards established by the organization for service delivery