Pearson South Africa publishes no switchboard, no postal address and no departmental mailbox. Its country page lists three named staff members and their individual work addresses, and nothing else — and the schools business most people are looking for is no longer Pearson at all.

The schools business is now Maskew Miller Learning

Pearson’s South African schools publishing was divested. The old contact page at za.pearson.com now redirects to mml.co.za, the site of Maskew Miller Learning. If your query is about a South African school textbook, a CAPS title or a schools order, that is the company to approach, not Pearson.

What Pearson still does here, and which channel handles it

Each of those four is published as a named person with a personal work mailbox. Those are individual staff addresses rather than departments, so they are not repeated here — they change when staff move, and a query sent to a person who has left goes nowhere. Open za.pearson.com and take the current name from the page itself.

Where to go instead

A note on the two companies

Pearson describes itself as the world’s learning company, with customers in nearly 200 countries, providing digital content, assessments, qualifications and data. Maskew Miller Learning is a separate South African business now. Correspondence, invoices and legal notices about a South African schools title will carry the Maskew Miller name, and quoting Pearson on them will slow the matter down.