Registered Assessors and Moderators

This is the most current and updated list of registered assessors and moderators of pharmacy education and training, published on 5 December 2024.

This is the most current and updated list of registered assessors and moderators of pharmacy education and training, published on 5 December 2024.

Council robustly guards the public's right to quality pharmaceutical services by investigating alleged unprofessional conduct and publishing the sanctions issued by the Committee of Formal Inquiry.

Members of the public and the profession are advised that, as at October 2024, this list comprises the only approved providers of pharmacy education and training and the accredited courses.

The SAPC is happy to present to the profession eight newly appointed and promoted employees, who bring a diversity of skills, experience and capabilities to help fulfil its legislative mandate.

As part of its commitment to delivering exceptional service, the SAPC is pleased to announce the launch of its Customer Feedback Survey.

The SAPC has announced the phase-out of two qualifications for Pharmacist's Assistants, with a teach-out period for current learners extending until 30 June 2027.

Pharmacies registered prior to 1 May 2003 need to be licensed with the Department of Health. Owners who have not yet begun the process are urged to do so as soon as possible.

As custodians of medicine, pharmacy professionals are expected to be highly responsible people, with clearly defined levels of responsibility outlined in legislation.

2024 has been a busy year for Pharmacist Interns and Pharmacy Support Personnel with the pre-registration examinations, EISA for Pharmacist's Assistants and professional examinations for foreign-qualified persons.

The South African Pharmacy Council announces yet another unqualified audit opinion from its external auditors for the 2023 financial year.