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Welcome to NAPTOSA, Gauteng Province
NAPTOSA, the second largest union in the education sector, was registered by the Registrar of Labour Relations as the Trade Union on 1 November 2006. Furthermore, .
NAPTOSA enjoys all the rights of a trade union and operates within the National ELRC under the name of the Combined Trade Unions (CTU), called CTU – ATU. The Provincial Autonomous Teachers’ Unions (ATU) consist of NAPTOSA (the corresponding party), NATU, PEU, PSA and SAOU.
NAPTOSA is the only education sector union that is truly representative of the demographics of South Africa. Its strength lies in the diverse backgrounds of its members, bound by a common commitment to professionalism and to educating the youth of South Africa.
NAPTOSA INsight Volume 13 Issue 2 : September 2019
The September edition of NAPTOSA INsight is now available
In this edition:
- Giftedness: a blessing or a curse?
- Let's write
- Why not eN-TA the NTA
- Our education system needs to adapt
- Professioanls helping professionals
- World Values Day
- The growing Nature deficit
Read NAPTOSA INsight and earn 5 CPTD points.
Download INsight or read it online - pdf click here (1.91 MB)
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Quality Education News : Aug 2019 (Issue 51)
Please find the latest four-page issue of Quality Education News (QEN). You might find that page four brings about a small chuckle.
In whatever area and level of education that you're involved in, there are times when you need to give feedback. That feedback could be to a child, a student or a colleague. Feedback is meant to have successful outcomes. Yet if poorly handled, it can do much damage.
In this issue, Marcus Buckingham gives researched guidelines on both how to avoid pitfalls and also how to use feedback to optimal effect. If you do written evaluations such as report cards in the school situation, do you use the 'hamburger' technique?
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