he Society of Astrologers is open to all astrologers and students of astrology interested in medieval, Renaissance and early modern astrology. There are two types of membership, Associate and Practicing. Associate membership is open to all, while Practicing membership requires demonstrated skill in traditional practice, making Practicing members of the Society the acknowledged elite of traditional astrologers.
Both Associate Membership and Practicing Membership in the Society are free. All members receive the Journal as well as reduced rates on Lectures and Conferences and support the revival, study and practice of traditional astrology. Associate members join the Society by joining the Society Network.
Practicing membership requires graduation from an approved traditional astrology course or the submission of two correct written delineations including accurate results. The delineations must utilize only techniques in use in Europe between 1200-1700. Practicing members if desired, can be listed in the Member Directory which provides information on their background and practice as well as web site and contact information, if desired. Only Practicing Members may post on the Society Network.
While the current list is not exhaustive and the Society welcomes additional course suggestions, graduates of the following traditional astrology courses are automatically eligible to become Practicing Members of the Society of Astrologers:

• Avalon College of Astrology
  
• Olivia Barclay's Qualified Horary Practitioner Course
  
• Bath Spa University College Cultural Astronomy and Astrology program
  
• Bernadette Brady's Medieval Astrology Course
  
• Jacqueline Brook's Horary Diploma Course
  
• John Frawley's Horary Apprenticeship Course
  
• Deborah Houlding's Horary Course
  
• Katarche Horary Course of the Company of Astrologers
  
• Kepler College
  
• Lee Lehman's Classical Studies in Horary and Classical Studies in Electional Courses
  
• Branka Stamenkovic's Horary Course
  
• Sue Ward's Horary Course
  
• Christopher Warnock's Horary and Electional Astrology and Astrological Magic Courses (note only full courses, not mini-courses qualify)
  
• Robert Zoller's Medieval Natal Astrology Courses (note: only the full, not introductory course qualifies)

Prospective Practicing Members and traditional astrology teachers can Contact the Society to request that their traditional astrology course be approved. In general approved courses will teach only traditional astrology and will not mix techniques not in use in Europe from 1200-1700 with other types of astrology, though discretion regarding approval remains with the Society.
Alternatively, prospective Practicing Members can submit two delineations with results of actual horary questions, elections, or natal charts. using only methods utilized in Europe between 1200-1700. The outcome of the horary or election and/or the details of the life of the person whose nativity was delineated must not have been known in advance. Please Contact the Society for further information on how to become a Practicing member.