Prerequisites for reviewing your online course package
There are six steps involved with your online course package assessment.
Prerequisites for reviewing your online course package
There are six steps involved with your online course package assessment Start HereHow your online learning package is assessed for accreditation
Step 1
Check TELAS suitability
Step 2
Pay accreditation fee
Step 3
Complete self-assessment
Step 6
Submit Learning Package for Assessment
Step 5
Upload completed Self Assessment
Step 4
Set up reviewer access
How your online learning package is assessed for accreditation
Step 1
Check TELAS suitability
Step 2
Pay accreditation fee
Step 3
Complete self assessment
Step 4
Set up reviewer access
Step 5
Upload completed self assessment
Step 6
Submit learning package for assessment
Step One
Ensure that the learning package you are planning to submit is suitable for TELAS. Refer to Suitable Learning Packages for details.
Step Two
TELAS charges an accreditation fee that must be paid before an Accreditation Certificate and Badge may be issued. Fees are not due until an assessment is complete. Refer to Accreditation Fees for a schedule of current fees.
Step Three
Download the TELAS Framework assessment tool and complete a Self-Assessment of the learning package. Refer to Self-Assessments for details.
Step Four
Arrange for student view access and login credentials for three TELAS reviewers who will be assigned to review the learning package. Note that the TELAS review is a blind peer review and as such the identities of reviewers are not disclosed.
Step Five
Use the Prerequisites Form to provide TELAS with guest access to the learning package and to upload your completed Self-Assessment.
Step Six
Nominate a Course Submitter to register online with TELAS to submit the intended learning package for assessment. Refer to User Registrations for detailed instructions on how to register.
Assessment Outcomes
The TELAS decision and those of TELAS Certified Reviewers are final regarding learning package assessment results. In the event that the assessment results are insufficient to achieve TELAS accreditation, an institution may use the assessment reports to inform modification of elements of a learning package and then resubmit the learning package for re-assessment.