Ashley Jade CPD Accreditation
What Does CPD Accreditation Mean?
Our Approach to CPD Accreditation
Important Regulatory Clarification
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Frequently Asked Questions
CPD (Continuing Professional Development) accreditation recognises structured professional learning that meets defined criteria for course structure, learning objectives and delivery standards.
CPD accreditation is not a government licence or statutory approval.
Ashley Jade CPD Accreditation is a private, commercial CPD certification service within the hair, beauty and aesthetics industry.
No. CPD accreditation is not an Ofqual-regulated qualification and does not replace any regulated qualification that may be legally required.
Regulated qualifications must be awarded by an Ofqual recognised awarding organisation.
CPD accreditation:
• Recognises structured professional development
• Supports credibility within the industry
• Provides certification confirming CPD review
• Demonstrates commitment to defined learning standards
Hair, beauty and aesthetics educators, training academies, independent course creators, and private training providers delivering structured professional development programmes.
No. CPD accreditation does not grant awarding body status and does not authorise the delivery of regulated qualifications.
Most applications are processed within 5–10 working days once all course materials are received.
We accredit all professional beauty, aesthetics, and business courses that align with CPD criteria.
Accreditation is valid for 12 months and can be renewed annually with ease.
CPD accreditation does not require a teaching qualification. However, educators are encouraged to hold a recognised teaching qualification or undertake a CPD-approved teaching course to support high standards of delivery and learner outcomes.