INASED
Networks’ Representative
The International Association of Educators (INASED) provides different types of membership to the public.
Membership with INASED
1. A formal resolution seeking membership in INASED by the governing body of an institution.
2. A brief statement of the reasons for seeking membership in INASED.
3. A statement of the commitment to the mission and purposes of the INASED.
4. A copy of the institution constitution or bylaws.
5. A statement of commitment to payment of dues at the size and level indicated in the following table: INASED Dues Structure (approved December 2017) *
6. The Fee Schedule for INASED Member Institutions is as follows*:
6.1. Institutions domicile in High Income Countries: $1,000
6.2. Institutions domicile in Middle Income and Lower Middle Income Countries: $500
6.3. Institutions domicile in Low Income Countries: $300
* Categories are based on the World Bank Classification of National Economies
Institutional Membership Form1. A formal resolution seeking membership in INASED by the governing body of an institution.
2. A brief statement of the reasons for seeking membership in INASED.
3. A statement of the commitment to the mission and purposes of the INASED.
4. A copy of the institution constitution or bylaws.
5. A statement of commitment to payment of dues at the size and level indicated in the following table: INASED Dues Structure (approved December 2017) *
6. The Fee Schedule for INASED Member Institutions is as follows*:
6.1. Institutions domicile in High Income Countries: $1,000
6.2. Institutions domicile in Middle Income and Lower Middle Income Countries: $500
6.3. Institutions domicile in Low Income Countries: $300
* Categories are based on the World Bank Classification of National Economies
Association Membership FormMembers Forms
Membership Information
- International Association of Educators is open to all educators including undergraduate and graduate students at a college of education who have an interest in communicating with other educators from different countries and nationalities. All candidates of membership must submit a membership application form to the executive committee.
- There are two kinds of members – voting members and nonvoting members. Only the members who pay their dues before the election call are called Voting Members and can vote in all elections and meetings and be candidate for Executive Committee in the elections. Other members are called Nonvoting Members.
- Dues will be determined and assessed at the first week of April of each year by the Executive Committee.