| Q: | How do I become a member of AOCM? |
| A: | Anyone who has been recommended by a Bishop of the Anglican Churches in England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales for training for ordained or accredited lay ministry is a member of AOCM. |
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| Q: | What are the fees for membership? |
| A: | AOCM asks for £4 from every student. This is used to fund conferences and other work of AOCM. |
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| Q: | Why should I become involved with AOCM? |
| A: | AOCM reps find that they gain an overview of training and related issues. They enjoy fellowship with ordinands from different colleges and courses and different traditions. Travel expenses are refunded. |
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| Q: | How do I become directly involved in the work of AOCM? |
| A: | Students who have been elected by their training institution attend AOCM conferences, held three times a year. |
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| Q: | How can I raise an issue with AOCM? |
| A: | Through the representative of your college or course, or directly with a member of the executive. |
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| Q: | How do I get in touch with AOCM? |
| A: | Through the Executive, see the list of contacts on this site. |