NAPTOSA Western Cape
Guides for South African educators
The statutory processes South African teachers have to get through, explained by people who deal with them every week.
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SACE registration and CPTD points
The documents you need before you start, where to submit them, how to check your own status, and how the 150-point three-year cycle of Continuing Professional Teacher Development (CPTD) works. What it costs and how long it takes is covered in the companion article.
Answers: What is needed to register for SACE? · How do I check if I am registered with SACE? · How many CPTD points do I need?
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What a SACE certificate costs, and how long it really takes
R200 if you are a South African citizen and R400 if you are not, an R50 update fee, and the R16.50 monthly educator levy. The turnaround figures the South African Council for Educators (SACE) publishes, what each one actually measures, and which of them are undated.
Answers: How much does SACE registration cost? · How long does SACE registration take? · Can I pay someone to make it faster?
Two pages are published. More are being written and will appear here as each one is finished. This page lists what exists rather than what is planned.
The paperwork is yours. The recourse does not have to be.
NAPTOSA Western Cape has represented educators in this province since the organisation was formed in 1991. If you want the registration, the CPTD record and the recourse handled by people who do it every day, you can join NAPTOSA Western Cape.