GREEZA Academy holds a letter of cooperation with the American Board of Innovative Training and Developing Leaders, as confirmed by academy management. Learners can contact the academy for information about the cooperation and the arrangements relevant to a specific programme.
Understand the scope
The cooperation should be understood according to the activities and responsibilities described in the letter. A cooperation letter does not by itself establish government approval, academic equivalence, accreditation of every course or universal acceptance of every certificate.
Confirm programme arrangements
Before enrolling, ask whether your selected programme is included in the cooperation, what each organisation provides and who issues the final certificate. Confirm whether assessment, an external examination or an additional fee is involved.
Choose with clear information
Compare learning outcomes, prerequisites, delivery format, learner support and assessment. If a particular credential is required for employment or another purpose, confirm acceptance with the organisation requesting it.
Request the relevant information
If the cooperation is central to your decision, request the relevant written confirmation and programme scope from the academy. Current course information should explain the training provider, assessment and credential issuer before purchase.
Explore GREEZA Academy’s current catalogue: https://courses.greezaacademy.com/courses
For cooperation details and issuer arrangements, contact info@greezaacademy.com.
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Kennedy University-related agency cooperation
GREEZA Academy also holds a letter of cooperation with an agency licensed by Kennedy University, as confirmed by academy management. The cooperation is with the agency. It is not described here as a direct agreement with Kennedy University, university accreditation of GREEZA Academy, or approval of every course.
For any programme offered under this arrangement, request the agency’s legal name, its role, the activities covered by the letter and the exact certificate issuer before enrolling. Any academic credit, university-issued award or external recognition must be confirmed for that specific programme.