Accreditation Points: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Registered dietitians in the Netherlands can earn credits through this scheme to maintain their professional registration.
This scheme allows dietitians to earn the necessary credits required to keep their professional registration active and up to date with current standards.
Who it's for
This program is designed specifically for registered dietitians working in the Netherlands who need to satisfy the requirements for their professional status. If you are a registered dietitian, this system is the primary way to track your ongoing professional development and compliance.
What you get
By participating in approved educational activities, you earn credits used for maintaining your professional registration. In the local language, these are referred to as scholingspunten. These points serve as official evidence that you are staying updated with the latest nutritional science and professional guidelines required to practice.
What it costs you
There is no direct fee to participate in the accreditation system itself, but you are responsible for the costs associated with your education. This means you must pay the specific course fees required by the providers of the training or seminars you choose to attend to earn your points.
The catch to know
The most important thing to remember is that the process is not automatic. Even after you complete a course and earn your points, you are responsible for the administrative side of the process. You must manually log your earned points into the designated portal to ensure your records are accurate and your registration remains in good standing.
How to apply
- Identify and enroll in approved educational courses or training sessions.
- Pay the necessary course fees to the training provider.
- Manually enter your earned points into the required digital portal.
- Check the official portal for guidance on point submission: https://www.adap.nl