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ICRI is the accrediting body for the profession in Ireland.

What is Accreditation?

Accreditation is a professional qualification for Conservator-Restorers. Achieving accreditation demonstrates a high degree of competence, sound judgement and an in-depth knowledge of the principles which underpin conservation practice.Our Accreditation framework has three components:

  • An assessment process for accrediting professional capability against explicit standards
  • A system for ensuring maintenance and enhancement of professional capability through Continuing Professional Development
  • A means of removing Accredited status from practitioners who fail to maintain a minimum standard of practice and ethics

The accreditation process is confidential. Our accredited members may use the letters A-ICRI after their name.

 

ICRI CAREER BREAK for Accredited Conservator-Restorers.

Are you thinking about a career break?

A Professional accredited conservator-restorer (A-ICRI) can apply for a career break if they are intending to step back from professional practice for a period of up to 3 years.  For more information, please consult ICRI career break 2020

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