Accreditation documents, ready in a fraction of the time

Academic accreditation is formal recognition that an institution or an academic program meets approved quality standards. In Saudi Arabia it is overseen by the National Center for Academic Accreditation and Evaluation (NCAAA), part of the Education and Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC). It comes in two main forms: institutional accreditation for the university, and program accreditation for each academic program individually.

A program accreditation file typically requires the program specification, course specifications, course reports, the annual program report, and a self-study report supported by evidence — plus KPIs, a learning outcomes matrix and an improvement plan. AMS covers all of these with templates that follow the official structure.

You enter your program, course and learning outcome data once, and AMS reuses it automatically in every document that follows. That removes copy-paste between Word files, prevents documents from contradicting each other, and cuts preparation time by up to 70% compared with doing it by hand.

Yes. The templates follow the approved structure for program accreditation documents, and we update them whenever the regulator publishes a change — updates reach your account with no work on your side.

Yes. Both the interface and the exported documents are available in Arabic and English, with full right-to-left support — which suits programs that submit their files in both languages.

Each institution's data is fully isolated from every other, encrypted in transit and at rest, with granular permissions controlling who can view or edit each document. In-Kingdom hosting can be arranged on request.