How do I become Chartered?
How do I become Chartered?
To become a Chartered Member of the Society in the field of teaching or research in psychology, you will need the following qualifications:
- Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC).
This is achieved by completing a Society accredited degree or conversion course
- Five or more years supervised and assessed professional activity.
The research route will normally include taking a PhD or equivalent research experience.
The Society has also established a new route to Chartered Membership on the basis of training and experience as a teacher.
How does the Teaching route application process work?
As a candidate you complete an application form when you feel ready to apply for Chartered Membership. As part of your application a brief report is appended, detailing experience under four headings.
These are known as the key role sections.
Your application is initially looked at by Society staff to ensure that you: