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• On receipt of the fee, the application is passed to the EAC Registration Board.

• When the Registration Board of EAC registers the candidate as an Accredited European Counsellor, the certificate is sent to the candidate.

• The EAC contacts unsuccessful candidates by a letter outlining the reasons for non-accreditation.

• All decisions of the Registration Board are final.

The preceding pages outlined the first essential steps taken by EAC to establish an agreed set of standards for counsellor accreditation that can be owned and validated across the country, language and cultural boundaries.

So far, EAC has recognised a relatively small number of EAC Accrediting Organisations. However, we have many members in countries that do not yet have Accrediting Organisations. We intend to support the creation of new Accrediting Organisations for Counselling.

Special Case

EAC Members in countries without a National Association or Accrediting Body and whose modality is not covered by an EWO are invited to approach EAC for support in widening their national counselling network with a view to eventually developing an NA or Accrediting Body. In the meantime, they may apply for European Counsellor Accreditation under section 9.3.