1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026
We support our members at every stage of their career.
Wherever you are in your speech pathology journey, there’s a membership option tailored for you.
A suitably qualified person engaged in the activities of speech pathology as a practitioner, administrator, educator, researcher or any combination thereof, for which they receive payment, and who meets the ongoing requirements of the Certification Program.
New graduate? Learn more about how we support you.
A suitably qualified person not engaged in the activities of speech pathology as a practitioner, administrator, educator, researcher or any combination thereof, nor receiving remuneration for speech pathology activities.
A person currently studying an accredited Australian entry level speech pathology course.
A suitably qualified person engaged in the activities of speech pathology as a practitioner, administrator, educator, researcher or any combination thereof, for which they receive payment who has been previously eligible for Certified Practising Speech Pathologist status, however no longer meets the requirements of the Certification Program.
A person suitably qualified in speech pathology who has been eligible for Practising membership status (up to 2015), or full Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP) status (2016 onwards) within the past fifteen years, but has not met the recency of practice requirements within the past 3 years.
A person who has ceased speech pathology practice but has held membership of the Association in the past for at least ten years.
Alumnus
$127
Certified Practising Member
$640
Non-Certified
Non-Practising
$448
Re-entry
Student (non 1st year)
Free
These fees will be reflected when renewals open in June. For those who only require certification, there is an option to hold Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP) status without membership. This is available at a fee of $608 inc. GST and does not include access to member services, benefits or voting rights.
Members can choose to pay their fees in instalments through our recurring payment option. Simply select the instalment option when renewing your membership online.
If you need assistance or have questions about how the instalment system works, please refer to the information on this page or contact our membership team for support.
If you're stepping away from practising speech pathology, there are membership options available to suit your situation. Visit our career break section for guidance on how to maintain your connection with the Association during this time.
Provisional Certification is a transitional status prior to a speech pathologist progressing to Full Certification. Within 3 years of completing your course, you will need to complete the provisional requirements. Check out our provisional certification page.