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What is Institutional Membership?

Institutional Membership is open to any bona fide organisation which works for the advancement of education.

The prerequisite for Institutional Membership is good conduct and adherence to The College’s Code of Practice.

An organisation must become an Institutional Member if it wants to submit a course.

Institutional Membership

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