APACC accreditation is an internationally recognized sign of quality. Accredited institutions and stakeholders enjoy the following benefits:

1.10.1	Greater workforce mobility and mutual recognition of qualifications in Asia and the
	Pacific region;
1.10.2	Quality and employable workforce in member countries through APACC
	coordination among its network of institutions, agencies andother stakeholders;
1.10.3	Employer confidence on the selection of employees coming from accredited
	institutions. Accreditation status is important to employers when evaluating
	credentials of job applicants and when deciding to provide support for current
	employees seeking further education;
1.10.4	International recognition of the institutions' quality, accountability, and public
	trust;
1.10.5	Eligibility and reliability of TVET institutions for funding support from donors and
	other lending agencies;
1.10.6	Part of a regional network of quality institutions that expand schooling and learning
	opportunities for students; and
1.10.7	Transferability of credits earned by a student among educational institutions.
	Receiving institutions take note of whether or not the credits a student needs
	to transfer have been earned from an accredited institution.