Association members at full level of membership are legitimate educational associations and organisations such as universities, colleges, private schools and any certificate granting educational institutions that meet the required criteria and commit to develop their programmes and practices to improve teaching and learning to the highest level.
Thanks to this division, almost every association, company or organisation, which would like to prove its quality and interest in high standards in providing education, can become our member and help us to enhance the posibilities in business education.
According to the possibilities of each organisation which would like to become our member, we distiguish three basic types of membership:
- Full membership
- Affiliated membership
- Associate membership
Full Membership
This type of membership is suitable for candidates from European countries. It could be a public sector organisation, business school or educating center, other executive or development centres, companies, chambers of commerce, consultancy agencies, employers´ associations or any other organisation in direct interest on developing and improving quality of education standards. European organisation can use all benefits the membership can provide to them.
Affliated membership
Affiliated mebreship is appropriate for non European countries because of some differences in national standards and legislative bases and mainly because of the impossibility of personal and active cooperation on daily basis due to the local isolation.
Associate membership
Associate mebreship is dedicated to organisations, which are newly formed, are interested in our membership, but are not capable to fulfill all our membership conditions. This type of membership is siutable for organisations, business schools, developement centres and many othercompanies which would like to prove their quality and high level of providing services without being full egilible members.
FAQs
Membership levels are another word for membership tiers. Just like you have different levels at different prices for Spotify or Netflix, you can do the same. Typically, the cheap tier offers basic access. A more expensive tier offers wider access to all content.
What do you mean by membership type? ›
Member types are used to identify the different types of memberships within an association. Member types may have different dues rates, benefits, discounts, and other privileges associated with them. Member types are often set-up from the Association Profile of the Association that will manage them.
What are the 5 attributes of membership? ›
To summarize, membership has five attributes: boundaries, emotional safety, a sense of belonging and identification, personal investment, and a common symbol system.
What are membership models? ›
A membership model is where a website, community, brand, creator, or organization offers access to a set of valuable resources, typically for a fee.
What are the 7 key questions? ›
Who, What, Why, When, Where, How, How Much? - Consultant's Mind. These 7 key questions are a great checklist, but also a sanity check.
What is a membership group example? ›
Such groups, which include clubs, societies, cliques, teams, and political parties, often explicitly distinguish between individuals who belong to the group and those who do not.
What is a membership list? ›
A membership list is defined to include a member's name, property address, mailing address, and email address but not including information for members who have opted out pursuant to Civil Code § 5220.
What are member types? ›
Member types identify the object category in which data falls (for example, Person, Provider, Guest, or Organization). To add a member type, you must define both the member type definition and the associated derived data strategy.
What are memberships? ›
1. : the state or status of being a member. 2. : the body of members. an organization with a large membership.
What are the different types of members in a company? ›
Types of Members: Different types of members include shareholders, partners, subscribers, directors, and designated partners, depending on the type of company and its legal structure.
Choosing a membership type for your students should be pretty simple. There are three options for FFA members (i.e., One Year, Three Year and Four Year) and one option for nonmembers (i.e., Ag Ed Only).
What are examples of group memberships? ›
Such groups, which include clubs, societies, cliques, teams, and political parties, often explicitly distinguish between individuals who belong to the group and those who do not.
What are the tier names for membership? ›
More examples of tier names:
Free, Premium and All-Access. Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Garnet, Ruby and Diamond. Basic, Basic Plus, Donor's Circle and Lifetime Member.
