On 3 February 2020 CSI Africa will open the doors of a new office dedicated to help educators through the South African Council for Educators (SACE) membership registration process. This service will enable membership applicants to submit their applications on the same day.
SACE registration is required for educators of all types, and typically involves a lengthy process. This includes obtaining a police clearance certificate – which may take up to three weeks or longer – as well as document certification.
From the Centurion-based premises (located opposite SACE offices), CSI Africa delivers assistance with the entire SACE registration / registration renewal process, including:
Aside from generous assistance to ensure that all registration documentation is up to SACE standards, the key to CSI Africa’s one-day service lies in its 1-hour SACE-accepted police clearance reports.
In the context of the SACE registration process, a Police Clearance Report serves the same purpose as an official Police Clearance Certificate as issued by the South African Police Service. The main difference is that usage of a Police Clearance Report is restricted to a smaller number of use cases, such as SACE registration, NCR application, Pre-Employment screening to name a few.
Educators in need of assistance with the SACE registration process can visit CSI Africa at the following address, Monday to Friday from 8AM to 4PM:
Futurum Office Park, Block D
251 Lenchen Avenue
Die Hoewe
Centurion
For more information, view CSI Africa’s SACE Assist page. Contact us on 0861 274 911, or send an email to info@csinvestigate.co.za.
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How can you help me get My SACE. I HAVE FINGERPRINTS FROM THE POLICE STATION AND I HAVE ALREADY DEPOSITED WITH SACE ON THEIR ACCOUNT.
Good day Fikile – please follow this link and your request will reach my office that will be able to assist you. https://saceassistance.bcard.mobi/
Good morning
How do I go about getting a police clearance?
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Bev
Good day – because there are different Police Clearances for different applications the easiest is to send an email to services@csinvestigate.co.za. Please send the reason for the need in order for my office to give you the correct information.
Good day,
My daughter is a student teacher who needs to go through the SACE registration process. Could you please let me know what she needs to bring with, and the costs involved. Do we need to book a time slot?
Hallo we have an online application system – if however she wants her fingerprints to be done at one of our capturers we will also advise her which is the neares one. Please ask her to follow this link https://saceassistance.bcard.mobi/ – this link will take her to our SACE assistance and will probably answer all her questions under the question and answer section – but if she does have more questions please also use the contact information on the link to ask… we will gladly assist.