Introduction

The Society for Educational Psychology of South Africa (SEPSA) promotes the development of Educational Psychology through professional practice, research, collaboration and advocacy. With a focus on learning and development across the lifespan and across contexts, SEPSA connects Educational Psychologists and works to strengthen their contribution to individuals, families, communities and education in South Africa.

About the Division

Who we are

SEPSA is the PsySSA Division representing the professional and research interests of Educational Psychology.

The Division brings Educational Psychologists together while promoting collaboration with other psychologists, education professionals, public and private institutions and communities. Its work is informed by a commitment to advancing Educational Psychology and serving the needs and interests of people across South Africa.

Division Constitution

What we do

SEPSA advances Educational Psychology through:

  • Professional Practice: Promoting the theory and practice of Educational Psychology and the professional interests of Educational Psychologists.
  • Research: Coordinating and promoting research activity within Educational Psychology.
  • Learning and Development: Advancing psychological understanding and practice concerned with learning and development across the lifespan and in different contexts.
  • Professional Collaboration: Strengthening relationships between Educational Psychologists, other psychologists, education professionals and related support services.
  • Policy Engagement: Contributing to matters of policy relevant to Educational Psychology and education in South Africa.
  • Professional Development: Supporting opportunities for learning, information sharing and Educational Psychology-focused CPD.
  • Advocacy: Representing matters affecting Educational Psychologists and the profession.
  • Knowledge Sharing: Collecting and disseminating information relevant to Educational Psychology.

Membership

Why Join This Division

Joining SEPSA connects members with a national professional community of Educational Psychologists. Members can build professional networks, stay informed about developments affecting Educational Psychology, participate in learning opportunities and contribute to the Division’s advocacy and professional activities.

SEPSA provides a platform for Educational Psychologists to remain connected to developments in their field while contributing to the ongoing development of the profession in South Africa.

Membership Benefits

Members may benefit from:

  • Professional Community: A sense of belonging to a community of Educational Psychologists through ongoing interaction and engagement.
  • Professional Network: Access to SEPSA’s network of Educational Psychologists, including its WhatsApp community.
  • Networking: Opportunities to connect with Educational Psychologists and colleagues across the profession.
  • News and Information: Access to the Division’s newsletter and information about developments relevant to Educational Psychology.
  • Advocacy: Representation of the interests of Educational Psychologists in South Africa.
  • Professional Development: Early access to Educational Psychology-focused CPD workshops hosted by SEPSA.
  • Knowledge Sharing: Opportunities to access and share material relevant to Educational Psychology through SEPSA’s communication and social media platforms.
  • Professional Updates: Access to information about developments affecting Educational Psychologists.

Membership Fees

Full Member

R100

per year

Associate/Affiiate Member

R100

per year

Student Member

R20

per year

Executive Committee

Dr. Matome Jack Mashiapata

Chair

Dr. Guru Kistnasamy

Vice-Chair

Dr Daphney Mawila-Chauke

Additional Member

Dr Pakeezah Rajab

Additional Member

Dr. Kemoneilwe Momi Metsing

Additional Member

Dr. Narainsami (Anand) Chetty

Additional Member

Prof. Petro Erasmus

Additional Member

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