QF's Academic Bridge Program receives international accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges

Qatar Foundation's Academic Bridge Program (ABP), a part of Pre-University Education, has been granted full accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). This makes ABP the first educational institution in Qatar to receive such accreditation as a Supplementary Education Center. The accreditation was awarded after a thorough evaluation process, which included a self-study and an initial visit by experienced educators who assessed ABP against standards for Supplementary Education Centers, focusing on student learning and well-being.

Abeer Al Khalifa, President of QF's Pre-University Education, stated that this accreditation showcases Qatar Foundation's dedication to educational excellence and the collective commitment of the Pre-University Education ecosystem to empower students. She added that this achievement will benefit generations of learners in Qatar and beyond.

Dr. Saheim Al Temimi, ABP Director, emphasized the significance of this accreditation as a recognition of ABP's commitment to educational excellence and the dedication of its faculty and staff. He further stated that this milestone will continue to inspire ABP to provide high-quality educational experiences.

Alana Steward, an International Consultant at WASC, expressed WASC's pride in welcoming ABP into its community of Supplementary Education Centers. The evaluation committee commended ABP's focus on student learning and well-being, positive student outcomes, collaborative leadership, student-centered culture, partnerships with universities, and its commitment to continuous improvement and professional development.