Association of Educational Psychologists

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Membership

Broadly speaking, membership of the Association is open only to those who have the necessary qualifications to practice as educational psychologists in the United Kingdom or who are currently following an approved professional training course in educational psychology. To find out more about training, read our Careers page.

Different categories of membership are available, to meet the needs of members in varying circumstances (for example; trainees and affiliates).

Application for membership must be made on an application form. This is available from the administration office or to download click here (MSWord). You will also need to complete the Direct Debit mandate.

Applications for admission to membership are considered by the National Executive Commitee of the Association.

If you are considering applying for membership and are not certain if you meet all the requirements, please refer to the guidelines in the Application Pack. To download click here (PDF).

A new version of the membership application pack will be available by late 09.

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The information on this site is published in good faith for and on behalf of the Association of Educational Psychologists (AEP). However, the Association gives no undertakings as to the accuracy of the material published here and will accept no liability in respect of any loss or damage suffered, directly or consequentially, from action based on or arising out of the material contained herein.

The Association is unable to provide a psychological service to the general public, and does not endorse or recommend any individual educational psychologists. Members of the public wishing to consult an educational psychologist should contact their local education authority, or refer to the Register and/or Directory of Chartered Psychologists, which are published by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and available in most public reference libraries.

Members of the Association requiring advice on professional, employment or membership matters should contact the Association directly in accordance with its established procedures.