Become a PEAI Member

Why become a member of PEAI?

Apart from the professional standing in being a Member, PEAI members receive extensive professional and personal benefits.

Professional standing – membership indicates a level of professionalism at par with other similar organizations. Applicants are expected to meet certain requirements before being accepted into the Association.
Professional advancement– access to information on the latest advancements and procedures including developments in the industry
Receive the PEAI Certificate of Membership provided that you continue to comply with the PEAI Code of Ethics
Networking opportunities – National and European based
Peer support program
PEAI email to keep you up to date with current events in the industry
Safety Information: Embalming Chemicals (Biocides) and Mortuary Standards
Information and Updates on Work Safety Trainings and Regulations
Opportunity to attend Trainings, Seminars and Conference at Member rates
Access to the PEAI website for updates with what’s happening within the PEAI and the industry
Access to the PEAI Facebook page
Dedicated online support and interactive website

Full Membership – €150
Student Membership – €100
Associate Membership – €120
Honorary Membership – Awarded

Full Membership Application Form
Full Membership Guidelines
Student Membership Application Form
Student Membership Guidelines
Associate Membership Application Form
Associate Membership Guidelines
Honorary Membership Guidelines

Applicants must:

Satisfy the board that their qualifications are suitable for Full Membership,
Supply the board with a transcript of records and/or course contents and description,
Supply a copy of a Certificate of Registration or Course Completion,
Supply a summary of ten recent (within 12 months) embalming procedures performed,
Successfully complete an Objective Structured Practical Examination (OSPE) with a board appointed examiner or observer
Successfully complete a Theoretical Examination conducted by the board in a case where the applicant’s course did not involve a final theoretical examination.