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as of 2011-2012 Season
Membership Form
To join the Scottish Oil Club, please fill in the membership form (links provided here) and then send that form to the Executive Secretary (via email): Microsoft Word Format or Adobe Acrobat PDF.
Annual Memberships run in accordance with the Club's season and fiscal year from July 1 through June 30 of the following year. Members joining after the Club's Annual Dinner and before June 30 will have their membership through the following season.
You can pay for membership by cheque or BACS bank transfer (details are given on the invoice provided after you submit your application form). You can also pay by credit card.
Corporate Membership
| Organisation Size | Corporate Dues |
|---|---|
| up to 10 staff, and subsidiaries of full members | £80.00 + VAT |
| 11 to 200 Staff | £220.00 + VAT |
| Over 200 Staff | £400.00 + VAT |
The dues for Corporate Membership are based on the number of employees in the organisation. The benefits of Corporate Membership include:
- All employees are entitled to participate in the dinners which follow the presentations (dinners require payment).Employees can attend the presentation only without charge.
- Free notification (via email) of Club events for unlimited number of employees.
- Listing on the List of Corporate Members on this web site, sorted in order of class of membership based on organisation size (see above).
- The company can have entry in the electronic Directory of Members, which can include a full description of the business and as many contact names as required. This directory is sent via email to all named contacts.
- The company can use Club meetings for limited promotion (distribution of brochures, display stands, etc.). This should be discussed and agreed with the Executive Secretary prior to the meeting.
- The company has a right to book tables, subject to availability, at the Annual Dinner for corporate entertainment and to to be a sponsor of this premier event. See Sponsors.
- New memberships initiated after the Annual Dinner in each season will cover the remaining part of the current season plus the full following season.
Individual Membership Season
| Individual Category | Dues |
|---|---|
| Ordinary Membership | £35.00 + VAT |
| Ordinary Membership (retired) | £20.00 + VAT |
Individual (Ordinary) Membership is open to all those who have no full time corporate affiliation, or who wish to join the Club in a personal capacity. Individual Members can
- attend all presentations at meetings free of charge
- participate in the dinners which follow the presentations (dinners require payment)
- there are separate tables at the Annual Dinner reserved for Individual Members who wish to attend, subject to availability
- free copies of the electronic version of The Scottish Oil Club Directory of Members
- Individual Members are listed in the The Scottish Oil Club Directory of Members under their own name (with no corporate or company affiliation given)
- New memberships initiated after the Annual Dinner in each season will cover the remaining part of the current season plus the full following season.
Student Membership
The Scottish Oil Club welcomes the participation of students from universities. While the Club does not have a special category of "student" membership, students at universities which hold corporate membership have all the privileges of corporate members of the Club. See the Membership List at right for the current list of corporate members.
Students are welcome to attend the monthly meetings of the Club. Attendance at the presentation is currently free of any charge; however so that we can predict the head-count we would appreciate booking for presentations only.
Students are also welcome to attend the dinners at the monthly meetings of the Club; however for these payment for the dinner is required
The Scottish Oil Club provides a student sponsorship programme where by the Club and members sponsor the cost of dinners for a limited number of students at the dinner meetings of the Club. These programmes are coordinated by a local staff member at the university.