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ABE Membership and Assessments
There are four levels of membership with the ABE. The first of these is Student Member, for those studying for ABE qualifications. The second level is Associate Member (AMABE), for those who have completed either ABE Diploma or Advanced Diploma level qualifiactions. The third level is Member (MABE), for those with the Diploma and at least four years of professional experience, or the Advanced Diploma, with at least two years of professional experience. The final level is Fellow (FABE) and is for those who are a minimum age of 30 and have at least four years further experience beyond the MABE level of membership. Read more about ABE membership
Membership and Assessment Fees
In order to study for ABE qualifications you need to join the ABE as an affiliate studying member. Exam fees are also required to be paid in advance to the ABE.
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ABE Membership Fees
Fees until June 2009
| Entry Level | Fee |
|---|---|
| ABE Certificate in Business Managment | £35 |
| ABE Diploma in Business Managment | £50 |
| ABE Advanced Diploma in Business Managment | £150 |
Please note that these are initial subscription fees and membership is renewable after one year.
ABE Assessment Fees
Fees until June 2009
| Entry Level | Fee |
|---|---|
| ABE Certificate in Business Managment | £30 (£20 International) per subject |
| ABE Diploma in Business Managment | £35 (£25 International) per subject |
| ABE Advanced Diploma in Business Managment | £40 (£30 International) per subject |
Taking ABE Assessments
Taking ABE Assessments
ALL ABE modules are assesed by three-hour written external examinations are held twice a year (usually the first week in June and December).
ABE has examination centres worldwide. These centres are of the highest standard and comply with ABE requirements in terms of accommodation facilities and access. All centres are approved by national Ministry of Education, British Council or a similar body.
ABE does not hold examinations within any of its accredited colleges or universities.
The centre takes responsibility for the administration of ABE examinations including receipt and security of examination papers, conducting examinations, invigilating and despatch of scripts to ABE after the examination.
If there is no established centre in a student's country, the student will be required to find a professional person who is willing to invigilate their examination. Students should approach the local British Council office, a University College or college of higher education.
Details should then be passed to the Examination Department together with the student's examination entry form and fees. Students may be required to pay the centre's administration charges.
