Gecko Matrix Quality Accreditation
Gecko has Matrix Accreditation - what does this mean? The matrix Standard is a unique quality standard for organisations to assess and measure their advice and support services, which ultimately supports individuals in their choice of career, learning, work and life goals. It is the international quality standard for organisations that deliver information, advice and/or guidance (IAG). Either as their sole purpose or as part of their service offering. It helps providers to improve their services by benchmarking against best practice and it offers accreditation to those that meet the full standard. Organisations that feel they meet all matrix criteria can apply for assessment at any time.
When an independent Assessor confirms that all criteria are met, the organisation becomes an accredited organisation and can display the Matrix quality mark to demonstrate that it offers high quality IAG services.
The matrix Standard is an outcome-based standard. This means that an Assessor will look not only at processes used to support IAG delivery but also at
results achieved.
When an independent Assessor confirms that all criteria are met, the organisation becomes an accredited organisation and can display the Matrix quality mark to demonstrate that it offers high quality IAG services.
The matrix Standard is an outcome-based standard. This means that an Assessor will look not only at processes used to support IAG delivery but also at
results achieved.
Policies and Procedures
Access a selection of Gecko Policies and Procedure here, if there is a policy you wish to access that is not listed please email [email protected] or call 01902 837375.
data_protection_policy_and_procedure_2017.pdf | |
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gecko_h_s_policy_2017.pdf | |
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quality_policy_2017.pdf | |
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gecko_equality_and_diversity_ses_2017.pdf | |
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prevent_policy_2017.pdf | |
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safeguarding_2017.pdf | |
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