ACF Certification Commission
ACF Certification Commission
The ACF Certification Commission is working hard to add value and
credibility to ACF certifications. The Commission was formed to guide
and strengthen the certification program through an accreditation
process.
Certification Commission Mission Statement
“The American Culinary Federation Certification Commission,
being an autonomous entity within the ACF, is committed to developing,
implementing and monitoring a validated process of globally recognized
certifications based on skills, knowledge, integrity and equality
through an achievable process for all culinary professionals.”
ICE and NCCA
The Institute for Credentialing Excellence (ICE)
is the professional association for testing and assessment
professionals. (ICE was formerly known as NOCA.) The National Commission of Certifying Agencies
(NCCA) is the certifying body for ICE. To add recognition and value to
your ACF certification, ACF is modeling the certification program to
align with NCCA standards.
NCCA Accreditation Awarded to Certified Executive Chef®
(CEC®)
Learn more about the value and benefit of certification
accreditation.
Commission Composition
The Certification Commission is comprised of 20 professionals with
experience in culinary, media, marketing, management, education and
government. Commission members represent many different levels of ACF
certificants: CC, CSC, CCC, CEC, CEPC, CCE, CCA and CMC. View Roster
Subcommittees
In addition to the Certification Commission,
there are nine subcommittees that specialize in various elements of the
certification process. Subcommittees are chaired by Commission members
but are made up of many of your peers from all regions of the
country.
Guiding Documents
Certification Commission Updates
Certification updates will be posted on the ACF Web site as well as
announced in The Culinary Insider and broadcast e-mails.
View the
Certification
Update PowerPoint presentation (11.4 MB) that was delivered at the
2009 regional conferences.
Certification Commission Marketing Survey
The Certification Commission facilitated an online survey in June of
2009 in order to obtain feedback on the current certification programs.
View the
Certification
Commission Marketing Survey Results.
Contact the
Certification Commission