The National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement, established in Georgia in 2010, is a key institution dedicated to improving educational quality across the nation. Operating under the Ministry of Education and Science, the Center was formed from the reorganization of the National Center for Accreditation. Its primary mission is to ensure external quality assurance in education by authorizing educational institutions and accrediting educational programs.

The Center plays a crucial role in monitoring the adherence to accreditation standards and enhancing quality assurance mechanisms. They are involved in developing educational programs, improving the National Qualification Framework, and maintaining a registry of educational institutions. Additionally, the Center facilitates student mobility and conducts the recognition and verification of educational documents to maintain integrity and compliance with state qualifications.

By collaborating with international organizations and participating in global projects, the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement strives to align Georgia's educational standards with the European Higher Education Area, ultimately fostering a stronger and more credible education system.