ISO 9001 In Educational Institutions

[D.Scott]

In Reply to Parent Post by Le Chiffre

This could be interpreted as "Can we apply the management philosophy of ISO 9001 to primary school kids", in other words could a primary school obtain ISO 9001 registration?

That's the way I took the question. I agree with Colpart, if this is the meaning then the answer is a definite yes. As a matter of fact, I can see a possibility of involving the kids in developing parts of the system. This would give them an introduction on whatever level you decided. Sounds to me like a win - win answer to beh anderson's question.

Good luck.

Dave

[Le Chiffre]

In that case, there's more info here:
http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=20869

[SteelMaiden]

there have been threads for ISO 9001 in education in the past. Try a search, or look to the bottom of the page and see if there are some related threads.

Schools offer a service, ISO 9001 is for organizations offering goods or services, yes it can be appropriate.

[harry]

If what you meant is ISO 9001 certification, quite a number of schools in Malaysia are currently certified and they ranged from pre-schools to Universities and from public to privately owned.

Search with 'ISO 9001 + IWA2' as key words.

[beh anderson - 2010]

Hi all,

Thanks again all the in-put to me. I wil try to find out the anwer as Le Chiffre mentioned. Really appreciate for the info linked & maybe I can fnd out which of the ISO clause is suitable in education or children.

Regards,

Beh Anderson

[Colin]

In Reply to Parent Post by beh anderson

Hi all,

Thanks again all the in-put to me. I wil try to find out the anwer as Le Chiffre mentioned. Really appreciate for the info linked & maybe I can fnd out which of the ISO clause is suitable in education or children.

Regards,

Beh Anderson

It is not that a particular clause is applicable, it is that the standard can be used to help control the process of educating children.