The National Authority for Quality
Assurance and Accreditation of
Education
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Introduction
The National Authority for Quality Assurance and
Accreditation of Education “NAQAAE” was
established by the issuing of Law No. 82 for the Year
2006 and its executive regulations organized
by its corresponding Bylaws issued in 2007. It calls
for education that is based on the higher levels of
Bloom's learning taxonomy which includes
applicability, analysis, synthesis, evaluation and
creation. It calls for a learner-centered teaching
method.
A key part of NAQAAE role is to review how
providers of higher education, such as universities
and colleges, maintain their academic standards
and quality. It is a USAID Program.
NAQAAE also produce a range of other guidance
to help education providers ensure that students
receive a high quality experience of higher
education.
NAQAAE provides technical support to identify the
national priorities and associated capacity-building
requirements, raise awareness of opportunities and
promote ownership of recommended programs.