Accreditation Services for International Colleges –

MCHEMT is accredited by the ASIC. It is very important that all students, particularly those from overseas, should be able to select a college confident in the knowledge that it is an institution offering high standards of education and operating according to clearly defined levels of competence. ASIC was formed to bring this independent information to the student population through its accreditation service with well defined and objective benchmarking.

MCHEMT has satisfied the standards laid down by the ASIC in respect of: premises, general organisation, the control and supervision exercised over both students and staff, the quality of teaching and supporting services, including the suitability of courses for the needs of students; and legal and financial viability.

The Organisation for Tourism and Hospitality Management
MCHEMT is fully accredited to offer OTHM Courses.

The Organisation for Tourism and Hospitality Management (OTHM) was founded in 2003 as a professional membership body servicing the tourism and hospitality industry throughout the world. OTHM provides a track of professional qualifications that are designed for Student Members to develop progressively the skills and knowledge that they will need to help them in their careers.

OTHM qualifications enable students to develop the skills that are essential to their progress within the industry:

British Computer Society

The BCS promotes the study and practice of computing to advance knowledge of, and education in, Information Technology for the benefit of the public. Established in 1957, the BCS is the foremost body for those working in IT.
The BCS is the qualifying organisation for Chartered IT Professionals (CITP) and was incorporated by Royal Charter in 1984. MCHEMT is an approved tuition provider for BCS courses.

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

ACCA is the largest professional accountancy body in the UK operating on an international basis. This underscores its international status as a world leader in accountancy education.

Council for Licensed Conveyancers

What is a Licensed conveyancers and what can they do?
A Licensed Conveyancers is a specialist property lawyer, someone who is trained and qualified in all aspects of the law dealing with property.

The Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) is the regulatory body for Licensed Conveyancers who are qualified specialist property lawyers. All conveyancing - essentially the legal processes involved in transferring buildings and/or land from one owner to another and dealing with the financial transactions - was the sole responsibility of solicitors until 1987.

Institute of Administrative Management:

IAM qualifications and Membership of the Institute will provide you with the expertise, knowledge and practical skills to sustain your competitive advantage. The IAM supports managers (and aspiring managers) at all levels. Our aim is to improve both personal and organisational performance through a systematic approach to Professional Development

Association of Business Practitioners:

The Association of Business Practitioners (ABP) is a UK awarding body which possesses expertise in developing and accrediting qualifications of different sizes and levels relevant to a wide range of industry sectors.

City & Guilds:

City & Guilds is the biggest name in UK vocational education, with 2 million learners working towards one of their qualifications every year.