SANC eRegister of Nurses & Midwives – sanc.co.za eRegister Portal

How Do I Register at SANC for Nurses or Midwives? There is only one way to find out, read on.

Before Using the SANC eRegister Portal

  • SANC eRegister has been designed to be as simple to use as possible.
  • If you read the instructions on each screen and follow them, you should not have any difficulty.
  • Take a moment to read through the Help page before getting started as it contains additional information to assist you.
  • Please read all note boxes carefully – they contain important information about the information displayed using eRegister.

SANC Electronic Register of Nurses & Midwives

To register for SANC Electronic Registration of Nurses & Midwives, simply follow the steps below;

STEP 1:

Go to SANC’s official web page – www.sanc.co.za

STEP 2:

On the menu bar, hover on Registered Nurses & Midwives’ and click on eRegister’

OR

Simply go to ‘Quick Links’ on the right side of your laptop screen, then select ‘eRegister’.

STEP 3:

On the South African Nursing Council Electronic Register of Nurses and Midwives portal, Select this statement ➡ “Click here to start the eRegister system”.

STEP 4:

To use the eRegister Portal, users must READ AND ACCEPT THE CONDITIONS, by clicking “I Accept the Conditions of Use” you have agreed to all protocols enlisted.

STEP 5:

According to the page, Enter SANC Number OR SA Identity Number and ‘Find’. (Please enter the South African Identity Number without any spaces.)

KNOW THIS FIRST:

SANC Number

  • Each nurse is uniquely identified on the eRegister using his or her South African Nursing Council (SANC) Number.
  • This number consists of eight digits and always starts with a ‘1’.
  • The SANC Number is quoted as the reference number in all correspondence from the Nursing Council and is also used as an account number for financial transactions.
  • The SANC Number is the ONLY way that all practitioners can be positively identified in the eRegister.

SA Identity Number

  • The eRegister contains the SA Identity Number of over 95% of practitioners – those who have provided certified copies of their identity documents to the Nursing Council.
  • Unfortunately, some foreign nurses do not have SA identity documents while some other nurses still have to submit the relevant copies.
  • So this information is NOT complete.
  • If you fail to trace a practitioner using an SA Identity Number, please try to establish his or her SANC Number.
  • Each practitioner should be able to provide you with this number.

Do You Have Problems Using eRegister?

  • First, Please check to see if the cause of the problems is from your PC and its software.
  • Confirm from another PC to see if you get the same results OR at a later time.
  • If you still have any difficulty using eRegister, please take careful note of any error message shown.
  • The error message doesn’t help. take a moment or two to read the Help page and also the FAQs Page to see if you can solve the problem.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Reach out to the Call Centre on 012 420-1000 OR email customerservice@sanc.co.za otherwise, read more.

4 comments

  1. Good afternoon sir/madam
    My name is Eddith Seroka just want to ask can I study PHC without midwife?

  2. Good evinng sir/medam
    My name is Nothando Ndwandwe I just want to ask can
    I study midwife without Life Sciences level 4 but I have level 1 of professional assistance
    Nurse

  3. Hi I’m an ena presently I want to further my studies where can I go in KZN Durban to study further

  4. Want to further my studies I’m presently an ena

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