The OBoK Resource Centers

Below are the OBoK resource centres that will help you to grasp different aspects of orgtology.

Each centre has several media resources, such as blog articles, PowerPoint presentations; video clips, etc. 

Click on them to learn more...

Following are the policies and procedures that govern the practice of orgtology.

• We regard the policies and procedures published on www.orgtology.org as the only valid policy of the Orgtology Institute.

• Governance of the policies and procedures are valid internationally.

• The IOI reserves the right to amend and change their policies and procedures as they deem necessary.

• The IOI reserves the right to balcklist any orgtology practitioner or provider, or to block any registered user from this site, who violates any of the policies and procedures that we list on this site.

• All orgtology abbreviations, acronyms, symbols, concepts, and terms are centrally listed on this site under the "Body of Kowledge" menu tab. You will find them under the headings "Glossary" and "Acronyms", respectively. Therefore, we will not list or explain the abbreviations or definitions that we use in any our policy statements.

• Click Here to view the orgtology glossary for phrases and words.

• Click Here to view the orgtology abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols.

 To practice in the field of orgtology, the applicant must qualify as either an Orgtologist or an Orgtology Specialist. The entry requirement of an Orgtologist is a recognised master’s degree and for an Orgtology Specialist, one must have a recognised bachelor’s degree. The IOI accepts any field of study, therefore any person with a degree can apply.

On acceptance the applicant must undergo online training with the Orgtology Institute. On average this training can take between one and two years, depending on how fast the trainee works.

For the IOI to register an applicant, ze will have to adhere to the requirements that we list below:

1. Complete an online application and submit certified copies of documents that will verify all the information that ze claims on the application form.
2. Complete an introductory course to orgtology.
3. Complete a prerequisite course on the area of speciality for which the applicant wants to receive accreditation.
4. Complete a specialist course on orgtology.
5. Prove a minimum of 50-hours of experience in the orgtology fields for which ze applies.

Click here to read our policy on the accreditation of Orgtology Practitioners

The Training…

We list the training programmes that the IOI presents below. These programmes all aim to train future Orgtologist and Orgtology Specialists.

In terms of training as an orgtology practitioner, please take note of the following:

• All our training is online, and there will be no contact sessions.
• To register as an orgtology specialist, there are several requirements. These requirements are all noted in our “Orgtology Practitioners Policy”. Please read the policy before you begin the application process.
• The training is stringent, and a student will need to invest at least six hours per week to complete the programme.

• IOI quality standards regulate the minimum level of quality that an Orgtologist is accountable to during their practice of orgtology.

• The standards published on this page will constitute the standards that the International Orgtology Institute promotes, upholds, and regulates.

• Governance of these standards are valid internationally.

• The IOI reserves the right to amend and change these standards as they deem necessary.

• An Orgtologist who does not ahere to these standards during hir practice of orgtology, can be scraped from the orgtology registration role.

• All orgtology abbreviations, acronyms, symbols, concepts, and terms are seperately listed on this site under "Body of Knowledge". You will find them under the headings "Glossary" and "Acronyms", respectively. Therefore, we will not list or explain the abbreviations or definitions that we use in any of these standards.