Directorate of Accreditation, Quality Assurance and Inspectorate
The Directorate of Accreditation, Quality Assurance and Inspectorate regulates, reviews and monitors institutions and programmes that provide legal education under CLET's oversight.
Institutional Role
The Directorate of Accreditation, Quality Assurance and Inspectorate is responsible for institutional accreditation, programme standards, quality assurance and inspection of legal education providers.
Its role is central to safeguarding academic standards, programme integrity and public confidence in Ghana's legal education and training system.
Core Work
Manage accreditation processes for institutions and programmes.
Conduct inspections, review compliance with approved standards and support quality improvement across legal education providers.
Administer regulatory work relating to provisional and full accreditation licences, publication of accredited institutions, suspension and revocation of accreditation, inspections and appeals.
Primary Stakeholders
- Law faculties and legal education providers
- Institutions seeking accreditation
- Accredited institutions
- Students and prospective students
- CLET regulatory leadership
- The public and professional legal community
Accreditation, QA & Inspectorate
Regulates and evaluates legal education institutions and programmes through accreditation, inspections, quality benchmarks and institutional reviews.
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