Professional Accreditation of Conservator-Restorers (PACR) is the professional practice assessment for conservation professionals wishing to gain accredited status.

Accredited status demonstrates that a practitioner is a fully-qualified and capable professional. The PACR accreditation framework applies a common standard across the profession, regardless of the route you have taken to reach a professional level of capability, your specialism, or the context in which you practice. 

• Introduction Summary of Steps to Accreditation and FAQ's 
  Article New ACRs reflect on their own experience of the PACR process
  
  
• For New Applicants (e.g. How to Apply) Use this section to access the PACR guide and application form and PACR events 
  Two NEW example application forms available - preventive conservation and conservation management

EVENTS 

- Introduction to CPD - 30 April 2012 Info
- Mentor training - 1 May 2012 info

- Introduction to PACR 23 May 2012 Info

- NEW Stone, Wall Painting and Historic Interiors Conservation - Interpreting Professional Standards 29 May 2012

A seminar for practicing stone, wall painting and historic interiors conservators considering or in the process of applying for accreditation. Click here for seminar programme and registration form

•  Professional Standards in Conservation    

• For Accredited Members (e.g. PACR Logo guidance; Conservation Register)

•  Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

• For the Accreditation Committee, Assessors and Mentors

•  Where does the money go?

• 2007 PACR Review - Final Report and Action Plan