What are the types of appeals that can be made in the certification process?

The types of appeals that can be made in the certification process include eligibility, certification, and grievance appeals.

Eligibility appeals allow candidates to challenge a decision regarding their qualifications or conditions under which they are eligible to take an IPC certification exam. This is important as it ensures that any candidate who believes they have met the necessary criteria has an opportunity to appeal.

Certification appeals pertain to the decisions made about whether a candidate has successfully met the requirements needed to obtain certification. This type of appeal addresses situations where a candidate believes that they have fulfilled all requirements but did not receive the certification outcome they expected.

Grievance appeals are related to complaints or concerns regarding the certification process itself, such as issues with the conduct of an exam or procedural errors that may have affected the outcome of a candidate's certification attempt.

The other options include terms that do not accurately represent the established categories of appeals recognized within the IPC certification process. For example, "Review" and "Reassessment" do not accurately capture the specific types of appeals associated with challenging decisions regarding eligibility, certification results, or grievances. Thus, the combination of eligibility, certification, and grievance accurately represents the structured approach to addressing disputes in the certification process.