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     • ASGRA is the only accrediting body for Professional Genealogists in Scotland.
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   The Association of Scottish Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (ASGRA) is the only accrediting body for professional genealogists in Scotland. Our organisation promotes the highest standards in the profession of genealogy and historical research.

3. asgra.co.uk › why-join-the-association-of-scottishWhy Join the Association of Scottish Genealogists and ... - ASGRA

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   Apr 2, 2024 · The Association of Scottish Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (ASGRA) is the only accrediting body for professional genealogists in Scotland. Its patron is the Lord Lyon King of Arms, Dr Joseph J Morrow CVO CBE KStJ KC LLD DL FRSE.

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5. asgra.co.uk › about-asgraAbout ASGRA - ASGRA

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   ASGRA is the only accrediting body for Professional Genealogists in Scotland. Clients can be assured of receiving a professional, thorough and reliable service.

6. www.angliaresearch.co.uk › agra-accreditation-whatAGRA accreditation – what it means and why it matters

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   In reality, there are only two professional associations that provide genealogical accreditation in the UK – the Association of Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (AGRA) in England and Wales, and the Association of Scottish Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (ASGRA).

7. www.qualifiedgenealogists.org › the-professional-codeProfessional Code - Register of Qualified Genealogists

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   The standard for registration as a Qualified Genealogist is set at English QCE level 7 (of 8) or Scottish SCQF level 11 (of 12) and equates to 120 ECTS credits as defined through the European Bologna Process. For more information relating to these levels see the here.

8. www.unlockyourpast.co.uk › my-qualificationsQualified & Professional Genealogist in Scotland - Sarah Smith

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   Aug 15, 2018 · ASGRA – The Association of Scottish Genealogists and Archivists. The Association of Scottish Genealogists and Archivists accepted me as a member. Known as ASGRA, this association is the only accrediting body in Scotland for professional genealogists promoting the highest standards.

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   Which body accredits Genealogists in Scotland?

   • The Association of Scottish Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (ASGRA) is the only accrediting body for professional genealogists in Scotland. Use the 'Find a Researcher - Search by Expertise' feature to locate a certified genealogist.

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   How do I find a professional genealogist in Scotland?

   • The Association of Scottish Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (ASGRA) certifies professional genealogists in Scotland. This organization will assist in your search to hire a local researcher. It is also vital that you become acquainted with one of the oldest historical societies in Scotland, the Scottish Record Society.

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   How many ECTS credits do I need to be a genealogist?

   • The standard for registration as a Qualified Genealogist is set at English QCE level 7 (of 8) or Scottish SCQF level 11 (of 12) and equates to 120 ECTS credits as defined through the European Bologna Process. For more information relating to these levels see the here.

   Professional Code - Register of Qualified Genealogists

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   What is a qualified genealogist?

   • The Qualified Genealogist will have achieved an acceptable level of competence and professional discipline by meeting the criteria for assessment through measurable outcomes on that programme. It will be one which is periodically reviewed and validated using an independently accredited and established educational framework.

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   Why should you join a genealogy & historical research association?

   • Our organisation promotes the highest standards in the profession of genealogy and historical research. Members have undergone rigorous assessment before being accepted as full members of the association.

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10. www.scotlandsgenealogy.com › aboutFind Genealogist Scotland — Scotlands Genealogy

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    Family History Leader at the Highland Archive Centre, Inverness, helping visitors research their Highland ancestry. Accredited member of the Association of Scottish Genealogists & Researchers in Archives (ASGRA). Digging up the roots of his own Dumfriesshire and Highland ancestors.