SOUTH AFRICA’S NATIONAL RECRUITMENT DATA BASE (NRD) FOR QUALIFIED EDUCATORS

 

 

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has updated the National Recruitment Data base for all Qualified Unemployed Educators from 2020 to 2021. As EDUPSTAIRS, unemployed and qualified educators are advised to download the excel spreadsheet database and check if their names appear on the list.

DOWNLOAD QUALIFIED UNEMPLOYED EDUCATOR DATA BASE HERE

Unemployed teachers, or those who had left the profession, are being encouraged to submit their details, qualifications and areas of expertise. Schools and school governing bodies looking for teachers can access this information.

The Centre for Development and Enterprise revealed that there would be a severe shortage of foundation phase teachers by 2020 if the number of recruits continued to drop. About 30,000 new teachers are needed over 12 years to meet demand.

Are you a qualified educator seeking to add your name to this growing database?

Download the Unemployed Educators Form  pdfhere (288 KB)

Form Instructions:

• This form must be submitted in place of a Curriculum Vitae
• This form must be completed in Ink.
• Certified Copies (Not Originals) of Qualification Certificates and a copy of results (academic record) must be attached.
• If certificates have been evaluated, please attach the evaluation letter
• A fully completed form and certificates must be sent to:

The Directorate: Education Human Resource, Planning, Provisioning and Monitoring; Department of Basic Education; Private Bag X895; Pretoria; 0001.

Or hand deliver to 222 Struben Street; Pretoria

Are you a principal of a school seeking a qualified South African educator?

It’s as easy as downloading the spreadsheet of unemployed educators, identifying a suitable candidate and contacting the Department of Basic Education.  Keep the reference number of the candidate(s) at hand and call Ms Sacha Wilson at 012 357 3721 or email her at wilson.s@dbe.gov.za for the contact details of the candidate(s).

The database is growing every day and is updated every month, and uploaded on the DBE website.