Where can I study Educational Psychology in South Africa?
As far as professional qualifications are concerned, you will need five years' full-time formal education in Psychology in order to register as an educational psychologist with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA).
How long does it take to become an educational psychologist in South Africa?
Admission to an accredited programme in Educational Psychology is open to applicants in possession of a recognised Bachelor degree with a major in Psychology and an Honours degree in Psychology, or an accredited Bachelor of Psychology degree; and who satisfy other requirements as stipulated by the training institutions ...
What are the requirements to study Educational Psychology?
The period of study depends on several factors, for instance whether you complete your degrees full time or part time; whether you get selected at first application; how quickly you complete your dissertation; etc. I would recommend that you prepare yourself for about 7 years of full time study at least.