Membership

How to join online

When you join the VTTA it will be with one of our Regional Groups. You will typically join the Group that covers your geographical area. Each Group sets its own membership rates, as you'll see when you look at their area of this site. On each Group page you'll see a 'Join the VTTA' button.. That will bring you back to here. Please click here to go to the new members page. On that page there's a dropdown to say which Group you're joining.

Once you have joined it's important that you link your CTT profile with your VTTA profile. This will mean we can automatically pick up your results and include you in VTTA competitions. This is quick and easy, there's a 'how-to' guide here.

How to renew online

If you have already registered for the online system (in other words you can log in to the VTTA site at the top-right of this page), click here.

How to register to use the online system - new VTTA members

To go to the registration page click here. You will be asked to complete your full details. After registering you will have access to all of your membership data when you login.

How to register to use the online system - existing VTTA members

To go to the registration page click here. The system will already have your details so you should be able to just confirm them.

If you have any problems registering, renewing or anything else with the online system there's a step by step guide here.

How to make amendments to your existing membership

You can change most of your personal details yourself, by logging into your profile. You will need IT assistance for changing from joint membership to single or vice versa. If so please email itmanager@vtta.org.uk

If you want to change which Regional Group you're in you need to email the secretaries or membership secretaries of the old and new Group to request the move..

How to join or renew using paper forms

If the online system is not for you, you can download a National Membership Form for England and Wales Groups here (MS Word) or here (PDF), or for Scotland it's here.