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Incorporation of Eastern Europe Broadcast Engineers IEEBE – is the first branch in Eastern Europe that officially represents SBE. The Eastern European branch is authorized to train personnel throughout Europe, which means: Conducting trainings and open lectures; Preparing for international certification and ensuring passing the exam both in Georgia and in the United States of America.
Traditional membership includes bi-monthly issues of The Signal, the SBE’s print membership newsletter and e-publications including News, and Regulatory Alerts and Updates and the Career Advancement Newsletter. Also included are SBE social media outlets, SBE JobsOnline, SBE Compensation Survey results, all at no additional cost.
Traditional membership also provides members with discounts for SBE certification, education programs and purchases at the SBE Bookstore.
The SBE MemberPlus option includes all the benefits of traditional membership, plus unlimited access to the entire archived catalogue of SBE educational webinars and all new webinars produced during the membership year. There are currently more than 100 archived webinars available.
To recap, for an additional cost that is less than the price of two SBE webinars, those who choose the SBE MemberPlus option have access to a wide variety of broadcast technical, regulatory and safety educational topics for the entire membership year. Many of which can be used for SBE recertification credit.
At least one of the following
Even if you don’t meet one of the three requirements, you may still qualify for Associate, Student or Youth membership.
You may qualify as a student member if you are actively engaged in the study of broadcast engineering or related fields at a post-secondary institution. The annual membership fee is $25.
You have the choice of taking the SBE Student MemberPlus option, which will provide you with access to more than 100 SBE-produced webinars and all new SBE webinars produced during the membership year. The annual fee is just $90 for quailfied Students.
You may qualify as a youth member if you are a high school student who is active in the technical operation of a broadcast station; who is involved in a school club or community organization, such as an amateur radio club, with the purpose of learning about the field of broadcast engineering or who has a general interest in broadcast engineering.
The Senior Member level is available to those Members with at least five consecutive years of membership in the society. They also must have at least 15 years of active participation in broadcast engineering or its allied fields and have demonstrated professional responsibility in the area of supervision, equipment design, physical plant design, marketing and/or equipment systems integration. There is no cost to upgrade membership to Senior status but there is a simple application to complete. Senior status is available to both traditional and MemberPlus members.
You may qualify as an associate member if you do not meet the above qualifications of a Member but are actively engaged in the objectives of the society. The SBE MemberPlus option is available to Associate members.
Life Membership is granted to members who have reached full retirement from broadcast engineering, are at least 65 years of age, and have maintained membership in good standing for fifteen or more consecutive years at the time of applying for Life member status. Requirements for life membership, according to the SBE by-laws section 1(g)
The SBE Fellow is the highest grade of membership. Elected by the board of directors, Fellow members are recognized for having rendered conspicuous service or having made valuable contributions to the advancement of broadcast engineering or its allied professions. The board considers nominations for Fellow each spring, at their meeting held during the NAB Show.
This corporate level of membership is intended for individuals and organizations actively engaged in broadcast engineering, its allied fields and/or the objectives of the society. The benefits of sustaining membership differ from those of individual memberships
A person of outstanding repute and eminence in the art and science of broadcast engineering or any of its allied professions may be elected to Honorary Membership by the board of directors.
Candidates for election to Honorary Membership shall be proposed in writing by a voting member. Such proposal shall include a biography of the candidate and the endorsement of 15 voting members and shall be submitted to the board of directors for consideration.
IEEBE as the official representative of SBE, promotes broadcasting engineers working in Eastern European countries; Improves their qualifications, retrains, certifies, and helps them to find resources.
+995 598 51 11 51
Tbilisi, Georgia
info@ieebe.org
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