Full Membership

Full membership is available to individuals holding a degree in the Society's field of specialization, as well as professionals working in education and psychology, upon payment of the annual membership fee of SAR 200.

Benefits of Full Membership​

  • Attending the Society's meetings.
  • Access to opportunities for collaboration and knowledge exchange among researchers.
  • Voting on Society decisions and in the election of Board of Directors members.
  • Eligibility to run for election to the Board of Directors.
  • Access to an annual report on the Society's activities and strategic directions.

Honorary Membership

Honorary membership is granted by resolution of the General Assembly to individuals who have made significant contributions to advancing the Society's areas of scientific interest or provided substantial financial or other forms of support to the Society.

Honorary members are exempt from membership fees and may attend meetings of the General Assembly and its various committees and participate in discussions, but do not have voting rights.

Associate Membership

Associate membership is available to parents, university students, and anyone interested in joining the Society who does not meet the academic qualification requirements for full membership. The annual membership fee is SAR 100.

Associate members include:

  • University students in the Society's field of scientific specialization.
  • Professionals and individuals interested in the Society's field who do not meet the academic qualification requirements for full membership.

    Associate members receive a 50% reduction in the annual membership fee and may attend meetings of the General Assembly and its various committees and participate in discussions, but do not have voting rights.

Benefits of Associate Membership

  • A 50% discount on all courses and workshops offered by the Society.
  • A membership card and access to membership-related discounts.
  • Access to publications and scientific periodicals issued by the Society.