HETAC Appeals
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Withdrawal of Delegation of Authority to Make Awards - Appeals Procedures
Under section 30 of the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999, a recognised institution of the HETAC may appeal to the Authority against a decision to withdraw the authority to make awards delegated under section 29.
Withdrawal of Delegation of Authority to Make Awards – Appeals Procedures
Validation Appeals Process
The validation appeals process under sections 17 and 27 of the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999 in relation to validation being refused or withdrawn by HETAC.
The validation appeals form can be downloaded here
Decision by HETAC Not to Agree Quality Assurance Procedures – Appeals Procedures
Under section 28 of the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999, a provider establishes quality assurance procedures and agrees them with the Higher Education and Training Awards Council (‘the Council’).
These procedures have been established by the National Qualifications Authority of Ireland (‘the Authority’) at the request of, and with the agreement of, the Council and apply where the Council decides not to agree to the quality assurance procedures proposed by a provider.
The National Qualifications Authority of Ireland is firmly committed to protecting the environment by better understanding and reducing the environmental impact of our business operations through pro-active environmental policies. The Authority is determined to minimise any adverse impacts as a result of its business. In addition, the Authority also strives to review environmental practices to ensure their continued relevance and will set specific improvement targets, monitor progress and communicate results internally.