The National Center for E-Learning called on practitioners and interested individuals to report educational or training programs provided in an electronic format (distance or integrated) that are not licensed by the Center, to govern and control the quality of e-education and training practices, and to ensure the interest of learners in order to improve the educational and training scene in the Kingdom.
This step will contribute to raising the efficiency and organization of the e-education and training sector, enhancing confidence in the sector's programs and outputs, and enabling the provision of e-learning and e-training programs that are in line with the standards and licensing regulations whose provisions apply to entities that provide e-education and e-training programs of various types.
The Center called on beneficiary individuals to verify the license of the educational or training programs provided electronically (distance or integrated) at the Center before registering with them, which amount to more than 1,200 entities and programmes, as they can be viewed through the Center’s website, within the framework of the Center’s keenness to The beneficiary receives reliable electronic educational and training services with the highest quality standards.
The center urged the providers of e-learning and training programs to take the initiative to issue the necessary licenses, which the center provides through an interactive electronic platform, concerned with facilitating the procedures for obtaining licenses for all governmental, private and non-profit educational, academic and training institutions. With the aim of ensuring the quality of e-education and training, enhancing confidence in its programs and outputs, and raising the efficiency of the sector in the Kingdom.
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