The SA Institute of Valuers (SAIV) was founded in 1909 as the national society of professional real estate valuers.
The objective of the SAIV is to promote the common interests of persons carrying out the valuers’ profession.
It is a voluntary professional organisation, and its purpose is to look after members’ interests. Today, SAIV represents more than 50% of registered valuers in South Africa.
Continue reading →The SA Institute of Stockbrokers (SAIS) is the professional body for stockbrokers and other financial markets professionals. It not only represents members but is also the industry representative. The role of the SAIS is to set and maintain the qualification standards for stockbrokers and other financial markets professionals. Ensuring that professionals have the requisite knowledge and skills is a further aim, as is ensuring that knowledge and skills remain current and relevant. As the voice for industry, the SAIS has a responsibility to ensure that perspectives and opinions of the broader financial markets industry are considered when commenting and interacting with the regulators and government.
Continue reading →The SA Institute of Physics (SAIP) was established in July 1955 and has grown to a membership of over 600 in 2015, of which about 10% are in other African countries or further abroad. It has also diversified to the extent that there are today a number of Divisions within the SAIP, concentrating on more specific fields, whilst participating in the general activities of the Institute.
Continue reading →The Institute focuses on research and development in computing and information technology (IT) in South Africa.
Continue reading →SAIEG is a national voluntary group which represents natural scientists practicing in the field of engineering and environmental geology. It has gained recognition as a Voluntary Association from SACNASP (South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions)
Continue reading →The South African Institute of Agricultural Engineers (SAIAE) is the body representing the discipline of agricultural engineering in South Africestablished in 1964. All applications of Agricultural Engineering are encompassed by the Institute as a voluntary association for Agricultural Engineers, Technicians and Technologists.
Agricultural Engineering is the discipline which applies engineering principles to agriculture and other bio-based industries, including the management of natural resources. It therefore encompasses aspects of other engineering and scientific disciplines.
Continue reading →The South African Institute of Environmental Health (SAIEH) is an organization for professions within the field of environmental health and is a non-profit organization (NGO), non trade union organization and believes that a safe and healthy environment is a basic human right.
Continue reading →Timber construction companies in South Africa may now apply to become members of the newly formed South African Institute of Timber Builders – SAITB with its head office in Somerset West, Cape Town and representatives in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern and Southern Cape.
The South African Institute of Timber Builders (SAITB) aims to ensure a substantially larger timber construction representative body in SA to better serve its members, clients, consumers, and related businesses.
Continue reading →The SA Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) is the professional home of Chartered Accountants [CAs(SA)] who are leaders in business, government and the communities they serve. The Institute is the leading accountancy body in South Africa and one of the prominent institutes globally.
Continue reading →The South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) is an independent public policy think tank advancing a well governed, peaceful, economically sustainble and globally engaged Africa
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