SACE

In honour of Nelson Mandela Commemorative Day 2026, the South African Council for Educators (SACE) is calling on all colleagues and stakeholders to join hands in supporting disadvantaged families within our communities.

We are collecting:
• Non-perishable food items
• Clothing (new or gently used)
• Blankets
• Toiletries
• Essential household items

Your contribution, no matter how small, can bring hope, dignity, and comfort to families in need across Itsoseng Township, Bodibe, Sheila, Verdwaal, and Springbokpan.

Donation Period: 04 June 2026 – 20 July 2026
Drop-off Venue:
SACE Head Office
Crossway Office Park, Block 1
240 Lenchen Avenue, Centurion, 0157

Let us honour Madiba’s legacy through compassion, service, and kindness.

SACE WC CAPACITY BUILDING SESSION

Yesterday, SACE conducted a capacity building session focused on the CPTD system session held at Durbanville High School situated in Metro North Education District. During the session teachers were capacitated on the effective use of the CPTD system, with a specific focus on how to accurately record and report their professional development activities. The training aimed to enhance educators understanding of the CPTD process and ensure compliance with the requirements of the Council

For communication integrity and delegate assurance, official conference communication, updates and payment-related correspondence for the IFTRA 9th Biennial World Conference will be shared through verified conference correspondence and official SACE communication platforms.

SACE WC CAPACITY BUILDING SESSION

Yesterday, SACE Western Coodinator conducted a capacity building session focused on the code of Professional Ethics session held at Mfuleni High School the session was joined by all high schools in the area namely Bardale High School, Fairdale High School(no1), Fairdale High School(2), Manzomthombo High School, Mfuleni High School and Mfuleni Technical Academy. All these schools are under Metro North Education District.

Governance Models of the Teaching Councils

Strong governance creates credible, transparent and accountable teaching councils that protect the integrity of the profession and strengthen public trust in education systems.

The IFTRA 9th Biennial World Conference will convene invited education leaders, teaching councils and strategic partners from across Africa and internationally to engage in critical discussions shaping the future of the teaching profession.

Under the main theme:
“Strengthening the Teaching Profession and Teaching Councils”

The conference will explore important sub-themes including governance models of teaching councils, empowering leadership, data collection and sharing, strategic partnerships, teacher policy and regulation, artificial intelligence in education, and teachers’ role in quality foundational learning.

These conversations aim to strengthen collaboration, share global perspectives and advance effective teacher regulation and professional excellence across education systems.

📍 Birchwood Hotel & O.R Tambo Conference Centre, Boksburg, South Africa
📅 17–19 June 2026

SACE WC CONDUCTS CAPACITY BUILDING SESSION

SACE Western Cape yesterday conducted a capacity building workshop focused on the code of professional ethics session held at Rosendaal High School. The session was joined by Vergoedg Primary School,Delft Primary School and De Hague Primary school.

SACE is not only part of South Africa’s teaching profession ecosystem — it is also connected to a wider African and global network of teacher regulatory bodies.

Through AFTRA and IFTRA collaborations, South African educators become part of conversations shaping:
✔ Teacher professionalism
✔ Teaching standards
✔ Teacher mobility across countries
✔ Future education policies

AFTRA being the Host and SACE co-hosting the IFTRA Conference strengthens South Africa’s role in shaping the future of teaching beyond national borders.

⏳ 16 DAYS TO GO!
The countdown continues to the 9th Biennial World Conference on Teaching Regulation and Professionalism.

Education leaders, policymakers, researchers, and teaching professionals from across the globe come together to engage in meaningful conversations on strengthening the teaching profession and teaching councils.

🌍 17–19 June 2026
📍 South Africa

As we reflect on the successful conclusion of last week's Colloquium, held on Thursday and Friday, we extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the event a success.

Thank you to our delegates, presenters, researchers, student teachers, educators, and stakeholders for your active participation, insightful contributions, and commitment to advancing the teaching profession.

We also acknowledge and appreciate our sponsors, teacher unions, higher education institutions, education partners, government departments, and supporting organisations whose invaluable support helped make the Colloquium possible.

Over two engaging days, participants shared knowledge, explored innovative practices, and engaged in meaningful discussions on strengthening teaching and learning. The connections made and ideas exchanged will continue to inspire positive change across the education sector.

Thank you for being part of this important journey. Together, we continue to strengthen the teaching profession and shape the future of education.