How to Join
Become part of our global network. Chartered Association of Continuing Education welcomes new members
Becoming a CACE membership demonstrates a commitment to the delivery of continuing education. CACE members are expected to maintain and demonstrate competence and on-going ability in deliver quality lifelong learning education.
Membership Grades
CACE offers three membership grades, these are:
Institution Member
CACE Institutional Memberships are available to schools, colleges, universities, foundations, government agencies, non-profit and for-profit organisations, as well as research organisations that contribute to the advancement of lifelong learning and continuing education.
CACE is dedicated to improving the continuing education quality by fostering excellence in research, analysis, curriculum design and training.
Individual Member
Professional Memberships are available to all teaching faculty members, trainers working in the field of continuing education and our graduates. A CACE membership ensures that you are on the cutting edge of continuing education issues that affect all types of training. CACE professional memberships have been developed for those highest professional levels. Those achieving these memberships will be entitled to use an appropriate post-nominal: GCCE, MCCE and FCCE..
Graduateship, GCCE – Level 6
The member would typically have middle management responsibilities, anticipate plan and lead change, who able to implement an effective communication strategy and evaluate the impact of professional development on the organisation.
Membership, MCCE – Level 7
The member would typically have senior management responsibilities and take responsibility to achieve organisational goals and make independent judgements, demonstrating an ability to understand different perspectives, approaches and philosophy.
Fellowship, FCCE – Level 8
The member would typically have strategic leadership responsibilities, articulate vision for future of the organisation or own area of responsibility with an in-depth understanding of resources and manage them to meet organisational goals.