For schools/international sections: 100 Euros per academic year (1^st September to 31^st August) plus

Sliding scale contribution:

• 25 Euros for 1-20 final-year OIB candidates, or
• 40 Euros for 21 to 40 candidates, or
• 60 Euros for 41 candidates or more.

For parents' associations: 100 Euros per academic year (1^st September to 31^st August) and, if it is the sole member from the relevant school (the school / international section is not a member) plus the sliding scale contribution mentioned above.

Initial entry fee for new members: 10 euros (in addition to fees detailed above)

Both parents' associations and schools/sections are asked to become members of ASIBA and to pay the above membership fees.

New parents' associations should send their payment accompanied by the Application Form for Parents.

New schools should send their payment accompanied by the Application Form for Schools.

Membership fees are paid in January or on entry. Members are asked to pay fees promptly by cheque to the Treasurer. Please see the Contact page for the postal address. Please pay fees by cheque only (payable simply to 'ASIBA') and enclose a note of the name of the school/section or parents' association for which the cheque is being sent.

The answer is simple. The presence of the Cambridge Inspectors in France for training or liaison work is subsidized or paid for by the Association. This includes Cambridge Inspectors' consultancy fees, transport, accommodation and subsistence. Training teachers on examining procedures and standards does not involve only new colleagues. It is vital for quality assurance in the examination, and is therefore important for all OIB teachers. It can also be a source of professional development. The role played by the Cambridge inspectors in this work is a central one.

The Association does not, however, pay for costs incurred in the examining session in May/June. The Cambridge Board does not wish to use private finance to cover any aspect of examining. These costs are covered by the Board, drawing on the subsidy paid to them by the French Ministry of Education, via the DRIC.