Quick answer
An accredited training centre adds a new programme by applying under the Code of Practice for TVET Programme Accreditation (COPTPA). JPK reviews the curriculum structure, Written Instructional Materials (WIM), teaching resources, trainer qualifications, facilities and quality-assurance documentation before approving the programme. Our service includes feasibility assessment, the full set of 23 required documents, submission to JPK and follow-up to approval.
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Overview
Accreditation is granted programme by programme. When a Pusat Bertauliah wants to offer a new NOSS-based programme, it applies for that programme under the Code of Practice for TVET Programme Accreditation (COPTPA).
COPTPA sets the quality-assurance standard: curriculum structure, Written Instructional Materials, teaching resources, trainer qualifications, facilities and a documented quality system. JPK checks each against the programme applied for.
The work is in the documentation. We prepare the full set of 23 documents — from vision and mission, student handbook and course outline to trainer development plans, CSR plan and equipment maintenance register — review compliance, submit and follow up until approval.
Who needs this
- Accredited centres expanding their programme list
- Centres adding programmes to meet industry demand
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Documents you need to prepare
Programme
- Target NOSS programme
- Curriculum structure and WIM
- Teaching resources and facilities
Quality & academic documents (prepared by us)
- Vision & mission; student handbook; course poster & brochure; company profile
- Course outline; lesson plan; course presentation slides; meeting minutes (2 sets)
- Committee organisation chart; student career and education pathways; TVET training module
- Co-curriculum lesson plan, assessment plan & worksheets; student orientation slides
- Trainer recruitment, training, career development and onboarding plans; offer letter templates
- Student & trainer feedback forms; teaching evaluation form; CSR plan; equipment maintenance register; admin staff recruitment & training plan
- The centre must already hold JPK accreditation.
- Facilities and trainers must fit the new programme.
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How to get it done with ONEKEY BIZ
- 1Feasibility Week 1
Programme fit, facilities and trainers assessed.
- 2Document build Week 2–8
All 23 documents prepared and reviewed for COPTPA.
- 3Submission After documents
Application submitted to JPK.
- 4JPK coordination Per JPK
Officer queries answered.
- 5Approval Done
New programme approved.
You do
- Confirm the programme and facilities
- Provide trainer details
We do
- Assess feasibility
- Prepare all 23 COPTPA documents
- Submit to JPK
- Follow up to approval
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What you receive
JPK approval for the new programme.
All 23 quality-assurance and academic documents.
Official sources
Frequently asked questions
Can a non-accredited centre apply?
No. COPTPA add-on applications are for JPK-accredited centres.
Do we need new WIM?
Yes, programme materials must match the new NOSS programme.
What if a trainer is not qualified?
Qualified or registered trainers are needed; we flag this at feasibility.