The National Water Training Center (NWTC) certified VeriSelect for all of its training courses

The satisfaction of its clients, the quality of its services, the safety of people and the preservation of the environment have long been priorities of the International Office for Water (IOWater).

The National Water Training Center of the IOWater (NWTC) has been certified since 1998 for the design and realization of training services for the water professions, on its "catalog" courses. In 2017, this scope was extended to the "à la carte" courses, incorporating the new requirements of the 2015 version of ISO 9001.

Following the 2014 reform, all vocational training funders are given responsibility for monitoring and quality control of the training organizations with which they work. Thus, according to the decree of 30 June 2015, six quality criteria now serve as a common basis for analyzing the capacity of training organizations to deliver quality actions:

The precise identification of the objectives of the training and its adaptation to the trained public;

•  The adaptation of reception, pedagogical and evaluation mechanisms to the trainees;
•  The adequacy of teaching, technical and managerial resources for the provision of training;
•  Professional qualification and continuing training of those responsible for training;
•  Conditions for informing the public about the training offer, its access time and the results obtained;
•  Taking into account the assessments made by the trainees.

In this context, funding providers of vocational training verify that the provider receives a certification or a label inscribed on the list established by the National Council for Employment, Vocational Training and Guidance (CNEFOP) . Training organizations that are certified by the CNEFOP will then benefit from a simplified referencing procedure in the DataDock.

To meet this requirement, the CNFME has obtained VeriSelect - Vocational Training certification from Bureau Veritas on June 30, 2017 and is now referenceable on the DataDock enabling vocational training funders to verify its compliance with the quality criteria defined by the law.

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