Welcome to our New Website:

The Economics, Business and Enterprise Association (EBEA) is the professional subject association for everyone interested in the teaching and study of Economics, Business and Enterprise.

As a registered charity the association seeks to:

• provide members with professional support
• promote the teaching of Economics, Business Studies and Enterprise
• encourage curriculum development in these subjects

MAJOR BENEFITS OF EBEA MEMBERSHIP:

• the members only section of this site has significant content of current and archived support material which is always being added to;
• the EBEA magazine ‘Teaching Business and Economics’ published three times a year;
• the EBEA newsletter;
• representation at Ofsted and DfE and on occasions where educational matters are debated at national level. See our Advocacy Section:

Benefits for experienced teachers:

• active membership of a subject association is a source of evidence of knowledge and understanding for the gaining the next grade on the pay scale;
• membership provides a unique opportunity to manage your continuing professional development;
• membership provides an opportunity to influence the future of the subject and get actively involved in the production of materials:

Benefits for trainees and new teachers:

• access to high quality materials to support the development of teaching skills;
• a structured programme of support for beginner teachers;
• opportunities to attend and listen to webinars with representatives from Ofsted and  exam boards etc:

Whether you are studying, supporting teachers or trainees or teaching Economics, Business Studies or Enterprise we hope you will consider joining the EBEA. Our membership year runs from 1 September to 31 August. We will remind you during the summer by email or letter.

DON’T FORGET TOO! You can claim tax relief on your membership subscriptions? 

If you complete a self-assessment tax return, just include your subscription details on your form. If you don’t do a tax return, all it takes is a phone call to HMRC or complete a form P87 and send to HMRC.