Commonwealth Council for Educational Administration and Management

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Commonwealth Council of Educational Administration and Management
AbbreviationCCEAM
Founded1970
Type Not for profit
Headquarters Ontario, Canada
President
Prof. Paul Miller
AffiliationsCommonwealth Consortium for Education (CCfE)
Website www.cceam.net
Formerly called
Commonwealth Council of Educational Administration (CCEA)

The Commonwealth Council for Educational Administration and Management (CCEAM) is affiliated to the Commonwealth Consortium for Education (CCfE) established in 1970. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] It is a part of Commonwealth Family.

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History

CCEAM came into existence as the Commonwealth Council of Educational Administration (CCEA) in 1970 at the University of New England, Australia. [5]

Affiliates

Asia

India

India has 7 chapters, as following:

Malaysia

Pacific

New Zealand

Papua New Guinea

Tonga

Europe

Malta

United Kingdom

Caribbean and Americas

Barbados

Canada

Jamaica

Trinidad and Tobago

St Vincents and Grenadines

East and West Africa

Cameroon

Kenya

Nigeria

Seychelles

Uganda

Southern Africa

Namibia

South Africa

United Republic of Tanzania

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