Eligibility & Institutional Requirements

Institutions seeking accreditation with Global Aesthetics Board (GAB) must demonstrate that they meet baseline eligibility requirements prior to formal review. Eligibility confirms that an institution is suitably established, organized, and capable of delivering structured aesthetic education aligned with defined standards.

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• An institution must be legally established and authorized to operate as an educational or training provider in its respective jurisdiction.

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• The institution must offer structured aesthetic education programs leading to certificates, diplomas, or formal qualifications aligned with the scope of aesthetic education and training.

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• The institution must demonstrate a clear organizational structure, including academic leadership, administrative management, and defined roles and responsibilities.

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• Institutions must have qualified instructional staff with appropriate academic background, professional experience, and competency relevant to the programs offered.

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• Adequate facilities, learning environments, equipment, and instructional resources must be available to support effective delivery of aesthetic education and training.

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• Institutions must maintain documented academic policies, including admission criteria, attendance requirements, assessment procedures, and learner progression guidelines.

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• A system for internal quality assurance and program monitoring must be in place to support consistency and continuous improvement.

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• Institutions must demonstrate ethical conduct, transparency in operations, and accurate representation of programs, credentials, and outcomes.

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• Institutions must be financially stable and capable of sustaining educational operations for the duration of the accreditation period.

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• Institutions must agree to comply with Global Aesthetics Board standards, policies, review procedures, and ongoing monitoring requirements.

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• Eligibility for accreditation does not guarantee approval and does not replace compliance with local laws, regulations, or licensing requirements.