UKFIET is made up of member organisations involved with education and training across public, voluntary, commercial and non-commercial sectors at local, national and international levels.

By joining UKFIET member organisations increase their access to current knowledge, practices and issues in international education and training through:

• colloquia and workshops on current issues
• engagement with DFID and other government departments on policy development and research priorities
• access to information about special interest meetings through the UKFIET website and membership list

UKFIET member organisations have opportunities to develop links between civil society and public and private sector organisations. Members are also invited to shape the development of UKFIET events, including the biennial International Conference on Education and Development, including as co-convenor for one of the Conference sub-themes.

Membership is open to organisations working in education and international development. Annual membership rates are £75 for tertiary departments, professional and voluntary sector organisations and £250 for other organisations.

To join please contact Rajee Rajagopalan
rajeeraja@tiscali.co.uk to request a membership form or for further information about membership.

Current Member Organisations

ActionAid		David Archer
Book Aid International		Clive Nettleton
British Association for International and Comparative Education (BAICE)		Michele Schweisfurth
British Association for Literacy in Development (BALID)		Ian Cheffy
British Council		Peter Fell
Cambridge Education		Felicity Binns Jawaad Vohra
Centre for Education and International Development, University of Cambridge		Christopher Colclough
Centre for Research and Development in Adult and Lifelong Learning, University of Glasgow		Mike Osborne
CfBT Education Trust		Susy Ndaruhutse Harvey Smith
Commonwealth Secretariat		Virgilio Juvane
Council for Education in the Commonwealth (CEC)		Kees Maxey Richard Mawditt Thelma Henderson Peter Williams
Department for International Development
University of Bath		Hugh Lauder
Department of Education, Open University		Freda Wolfenden Lore Arthur
Research Centre for International and Comparative Studies, University of Bristol		Michael Crossley Leon Tikly Angeline Barrett
Department of Education and International Development, Institute of Education		Angela Little Geeta Kingdon Moses Oketch Karen Evans Jo Heslop Pat Pridmore
School of Education and Lifelong Learning, University of East Anglia		Anna Robinson-Pant Sheila Aikman
Edexcel		Tom Eats
norrag		Kenneth King
University of Sussex		Dr A Akyeampong