DCSF's public consultation concerning changes to the Education (Prescribed Public Exam) Regulations 1989
The DCSF has launched a public consultation concerning changes to the Education (Prescribed Pub...PSHE Association 3rd Annual Conference
Thursday 24th June, 2010, London. The PSHE Association third annual conference comes at a pivo...NICE - Guidance on School-based interventions to prevent the uptake of smoking among children
We are pleased to announce that NICE’s Public Health Intervention Guidance on School-based intervent...CfSA Briefing Conference and AGM - 24th March 2010
The CfSA Briefing Conference and AGM will be held on Wednesday, 24th March 2010, at The Betjeman Sui...Welcome to the Council for Subject Associations website.
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Economics, Business and Enterprise Association (EBEA)
The EBEA is the professional subject association for teachers and lecturers of Business and Economics. It is a charity run by teachers and is independent of government and business. It has 1,800 members and grew by over 10% in the last twelve months. It provides unbiased reviews of teaching materials and information about approaches to teaching and departmental management. It also has a specific brief to develop materials and networks to support the teaching of Economic Well Being.
The EBEA provides members with the opportunity to take control of their professional development and the development of their subject through engagement with their professional community. It costs £50 p.a. subscription for an individual or £85 p.a. for an institution. Schools and colleges often consider it worthwhile supporting the cost of this outlay for the benefits accrued.
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