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Establishment of the Council
The Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia
Inc (CCEA) was incorporated in South Australia on 27 February 2002.
The CCEA was formed to encompass the activities of two separate organisations within Australia, namely the Australasian Council on
Chiropractic Education (ACCE) and the Joint Education Committee of
Participating Registration Boards (JEC). The
Council recognises the achievements of both these organisations and aims to
continue their high standard of support to the profession.
Functions of
the Council
The main functions of the Council are:
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to assess and accredit all higher education programs in chiropractic
conducted in Australasia and, as and when required, in Asia; |
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to develop and maintain internationally recognised accreditation
standards and processes for application in the conduct of program
assessments; |
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to develop and conduct evaluation processes to ascertain the
suitability of overseas trained chiropractors to migrate to and
practise in Australia, and by virtue of the
Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition legislation, to practise in New
Zealand; |
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to monitor and review chiropractic education and the standards of
chiropractic practice in Australasia and make any recommendations to
the relevant authorities; |
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to establish and maintain relationships with overseas agencies and
organisations having similar responsibilities for the assessment and
accreditation of chiropractic education programs. |
Please click on the links in the navigation bar
above to obtain information regarding:
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| CCEA Councillors; and |
| CCEA Committees. |
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Program Accreditation
CCEA is the entity
responsible for accrediting chiropractic programs in
the Australasian Region.
To find out information
regarding accreditation or a program's accreditation
status, please
click
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Skills Recognition
The next CCEA Competency
Evaluation is scheduled for
1st to 3rd February
2010 inclusive at Macquarie University, Sydney.
Click here to find out the
2010 assessment
schedule and
locations.
To find out detailed
information regarding skills recognition, please click
on the link above.
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