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Pharmacy Studies: An Introduction (Level 4)

Edinburgh College

Venues

Sighthill Campus

Content

As a future Pharmacy Technician or an employee in a pharmacy setting, you are required to meet the professional standards governed by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC), which sets out the code of conduct, performance and ethics that govern you as a future health professional. If you plan to progress to a higher course after Pharmacy Studies Preparing for Practice, you will need to consider the registration criteria and professional standards set by the GPhC (as they are the UK regulator for pharmacy practice). We ask that you read up on the GPhC standards now so that you are prepared when applying in the future.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements. Interview.

Progression Routes

This Introduction to Pharmacy course is designed for you to progress onto further study and in itself will not lead to direct employment in a pharmacy setting.

Start Date

August

Qualification

Other

Study Method

Full time

Course Length

18 weeks

Department

Health Professions and Social Services

SCQF Level

4

Career Area

Health and Medicine

Career Sectors

Alternative Medicine

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