SAPA National
Welcome to SAPA National
SAPA was formed in 1995 at a launching conference in the Western Cape eventually branching out to Mpumalanga. It is based on the principles of non-alignment to any political party or organization, or to any other educator body or union.
1400 Members
A company with 1400 members is a relatively large organization. It likely has multiple departments, divisions, and levels of management.
10 Yearly Events
Our company is proud to host 10 exciting events each year, catering to a diverse range of interests and audiences. From networking opportunities to educational workshops.
28 Years
Our community has been dedicated to serving and improving the lives of those in our community. We strive to continue making a positive impact for years to come.
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SAPA National
Welcome to SAPA National
SAPA was formed in 1995 at a launching conference in the Western Cape eventually branching out to Mpumalanga. It is based on the principles of non-alignment to any political party or organization, or to any other educator body or union.
This paves the way for individuals to be members of the major teacher unions in South Africa and also be members of SAPA. While SAPA is the national umbrella body, the association effectively functions at a provincial level.
Members carry out all the work of the association on a voluntary basis and no official is remunerated for his/her work. The main source of funding is the annual membership fee, currently payable to the provincial treasurer. A percentage of this subscription (currently R100) is disbursed to the treasurer of SAPA for utilization by the national executive.
SAPA National
Here are a few benefits for you as a Principal.
The SAPA national executive committee meets ONCE a term. The meetings are usually in Gauteng (either Johannesburg or Pretoria), and these include meeting with the national department of education. The President and members of the executive committee have held regular meetings with the Department of Education, in particular with Mr James Ndlebe (Director: Education Management and Governance Development) where various issues affecting school management have been discussed.
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Limpopo
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