I am retired. Can I pay a reduced subscription fee?
Yes, under certain circumstances, Council will approve the payment of a reduced subscription equal to the ‘Student’ rate. You must have been a member for at least 15 years and be aged 55 or above. You must be permanently retired, not seeking employment or self-employed and you may be asked to sign a declaration to this effect.
Membership FAQ’s
- Why haven't I heard anything about my application or election?
- What are the benefits of membership?
- Who is eligible to join?
- How do I join?
- I used to belong to the Institute but I let my membership lapse. Now I want to rejoin, what should I do?
- For which grade should I apply?
- Where can I find a list of Approved Qualifications?
- Where can I find a list of definitions which are used on the membership application form?
- How can I obtain a proposer and seconder?
- Do I send money with the application form?
- Do I get a membership certificate?
- When will I be notified that I have been elected?
- When will I receive my certificate?
- Do I need to contact my local Branch?
- How do I up-date my membership record?
- I am retired. Can I pay a reduced subscription fee?
- I am studying by DAPS, am I a student?
- I have been made redundant. Can I pay a reduced subscription rate?
- I am returning to full-time study as a college or university student. Can I pay the ‘Student’ rate whilst maintaining my grade of membership?
- I have heard that some members do not pay a subscription fee?
- What happens if I do not pay the annual subscription?