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Education Annual Report 2002-2003 - Gauteng Online

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REPORT ON ORGANISATIONAL SYSTEMS AND RESOURCES AGAINST THE DELIVERY OF SERVICESNumber of EducatorsIn <strong>2002</strong>, there were 44 151 educators in public ordinary schools of which 39 748 were state employees and 4 403 educators were employed by the School Governing Bodies (SGBs). Of these SGB paideducators 4 024 are located in former TED schools. In the independent subsidised and independent non-subsidised schools there were 6 852 and 1 317 educators respectively. The LSEN sector employed2 218 educators in public LSEN institutions and 69 educators in the independent LSEN institutions. There were 2 135 and 2 692 educators employed in the FET and ABET institutions respectively asillustrated in table 3.Table 3: Number of Educators as per <strong>Annual</strong> School SurveysLevelPU - Combined SchoolPU - Primary SchoolPU - Secondary SchoolPU - Tot Ordinary SchoolsPU - ABETPU - LSENPU - Tech CollegesTotal PublicIN - Combined SchoolIN - Primary SchoolIN - Secondary SchoolIS - Combined SchoolIS - Primary SchoolIS - Secondary SchoolIN - LSENIS - LSENSPMale8324,9076,35512,094SPFemale1,66917,8968,50428,0692,135833 84812,927 31,0521999PRMale1117431950481117621109953918157415362,282PRFemale261,5489002,474732,62827464682,9351,165508Total2,53824,52516,07843,1412,3132,2161,87147,228383731213,8531,3229233653,939SPMale9134,8576,13111,9011,1332,02585313,887SPFemale1,67217,5158,28427,4711,890Total GP 12,927 31,052 7,678 13,887 32,248 8,489 13,968 31,60586232,2482000PRMale2835145583407870904886371,07620243923782,752PRFemale781,9331,0373,04801203,24627688473,1741,049508Total2,69124,65615,90743,2543,0232,1031,90550,28536494844,2501,251947237857,376SPMale8654,8306,07211,76777554088613,968SPFemale1,67417,6058,71127,9901,3051,44486631,6052001PRMale3230142976201616394117521481,140175386131102,886PRFemale852,0851,0723,24201141543,510442145763,2551,1504799,180Total2,65624,82116,28443,7612,0802,1142,06950,0246171661244,3951,3258651311057,639SPMale8694,9446,11711,93090657892014,33414,334SPFemale1,67017,6868,46227,8181,7861,52389832,02532,025<strong>2002</strong>PRMale37299488824131631,00019260791,18018639824723,095PRFemale812,3031,1953,5791041543,8376282301283,4941,10648810,007Total2,65725,23216,26244,1512,6922,2182,13551,1968202902074,6741,292886247259,461Key: PU = Public institutions, IN = Independent non-subsidised institutions and IS = Independent subsidised institutionsSP = State paid; PR = Privately paid (for independent school) or SGB paid (for public schools)Note: Surveys for educators in the LSEN sector did not collect data by gender. - The statistics that appear are the total figures (i.e. it includes male and female educators).This figure may not correspond to the personnel figures in Section 6: Human Resources <strong>Report</strong>21

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