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Code of Practice for Training Programme Accreditation
attention to these. The Report deals with all relevant areas but without excessive detail or trying to list all possible strengths. In writing the conclusions and areas of concern, the following factors are kept in mind:
i. they should be short, brief and direct to the point;
ii. they should address issues and not provide details of processes;
iii. they should be prioritised to provide directions to the ATP; and
iv. they should take into account the ATP’s own plans of improvement,
make suggestions for improvement and make constructive comment on plans of improvement for the training programme that will push the ATP towards achieving its goals and objectives.
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