How much does membership cost?
We currently offer a choice of 6 rental packages so you can choose a Membership to suit your budget and viewing habits. Packages and costs are as follows: PackageIntroductoryNumber of discs Maximum rentals Monthly price (after DescriptionOffer”out” at once per month introductory offer) Limited, 2-discFirst Month Half Price22£4.88 Limited, 4-disc2 week FREE TRIAL24£7.82 2 disc unlimited2 week FREE TRIAL2unlimited£12.71 3 disc unlimited2 week FREE TRIAL3unlimited£14.67 4 disc unlimitedFirst Month Half Price4unlimited£19.56 6 disc unlimitedFirst Month Half Price6unlimited£24.46 These costs are all-inclusive and cover rentals fees, packaging and First Class postage to and from your home. Following any introductory offer that you claim, you will be automatically charged on a monthly basis for each month that you decide to continue as a member. With Outnow there are no Return Dates, Late Fees or hidden costs. In the case of the Limited rental packages, you can also choose whether to have a f
Upon joining Toastmasters, you will find yourself paying three different fees. One is the standard $16.00 fee that every new member must pay in order to receive educational materials (see below). One is the standard International dues, $3.00 per month. One is your Club dues, if any. All Toastmasters clubs are billed in March and September for semi-annual dues for their members who wish to remain members for the next six months. If you join in between those periods, you submit a pro-rated share of the dues. Clubs usually charge dues on top of the world dues. This is so they’ll have money in the treasury for expenses. It’s up to each club what they want to charge. Some clubs waive the club dues for new members and only assess them at the semi-annual dues payment dates. So, to make a long story short, if you join at the following times, you’d owe: April or October: $16.00 + $18.00 + club dues May or November: $16.00 + $15.00 + club dues June or December $16.00 + $12.00 + club dues July or
There are no dues for government operated civil aviation training institutions to participate in TRAINAIR. There are, however, costs involved. The costs are primarily those related to the establishment and maintenance of a Course Development Unit. The main start-up costs include equipment acquisition costs (computer equipment) and the training of the Course Developers, which many times includes a period of on-the-job training with an ICAO Expert in the TRAINAIR methodology. As start-up costs typically exceed the resources available within a training centre’s budget in developing countries, they are normally funded through ICAO Technical Cooperation Projects. Ongoing expenses are those involved with maintaining a Course Development Unit and consist mainly of personnel costs (Course Developers and support staff), equipment costs, office supplies and costs involved with attending regular TRAINAIR conferences and seminars. These costs are lower than the start-up costs and are funded by the
