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Naacemark for Service Providers (NMSP)Any organisation may use these materials when developing or reviewing the quality of their provision. Additional information is available on this page to logged in assessors. What is NaaceMark for Service Providers?NaaceMark for Service Providers (NMSP) is a quality assurance scheme specifically and uniquely designed to meet the needs of those working in education. It has a long pedigree of adoption by Local Authorities and leaders in high quality provision to education in the UK and abroad. The scheme is free to download and use from this website. Accreditation is optional and will give you access to an experienced consultant, an assessment visit to look at your systems in depth and follow up care to help you keep on track. Why would I want to get this Accreditation?Six (and rising) irrefutable reasons to go for this:
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