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School and College (Group) Membership

The CIEA is pleased to announce the launch of an inclusive membership scheme devised specifically for schools and colleges. School and college membership will enable all your members of staff to gain access to our high quality assessment-related support and advice, which previously has only been available to individual subscribing members.

Overview of member benefits for your school or college:

  • A dedicated website & member area access for all staff
  • Structured Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
  • Group benchmarking via Assessment Skills Gap Analysis (ASGA)
  • Copies of our termly magazine, Make the Grade
  • Monthly e-newsletter, CIEAMAIL
  • Priority booking and discounted entry to CIEA events
  • An attractive membership certificate
  • Use of the CIEA School and College Member logo
  • Listing on CIEA website

List of individual member benefits

Online Application

Coming soon...

Hard copy application

You can apply for this category of membership by completing the following application form:

Introducing School and College Membership (as PDF)

School and College Member Application Form (as PDF)

Once you have completed the above form please send (with payment) to:

CIEA Membership Department
Freepost RRUR-YXLX-EYXC
Chartered Institute of Educational Assessors
PO Box 170
TN24 0ZX

If you have any queries regarding school or college membership please email info@ciea.org.uk

Please note that this category of membership is a non-voting and therefore colleagues working with a school or college member organisation do not have formal voting rights.