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Launched officially in February 2006, SASPA (South Africa’s Secretaries and PA’s Association) is a free organisation, set up specifically to provide support and assistance to Administrative Professionals in South Africa.
SASPA has promoted professional and personal growth and encouragement by keeping our members up to date with all the changes that are taking place in the work environment today. Our membership is growing fast and we are currently just over 3000 members nationally!
Join South Africa’s Secretaries and PA’s Association now by adding your details to our member database! Membership is FREE OF CHARGE! We send out a monthly newsletter to keep you posted on trends, events, tips and tools to support your growth and development as a Professional Administrator.
Our Purpose
SASPA is committed to promoting professional and personal growth to our members, to assist them in achieving their full potential in the administrative profession.
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A Simple Thank You from Us to You
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