Available Courses

• Pharmacy Medicines Counter Assistant

  • Teacher: Ademola Adewakun

  

  Training to be a knowledgeable medicines counter assistant in the pharmacy. Providing good Customer service and meeting the needs of customers and patients

• Pharmacy Counter Assistant Part2

  The course aims to give you a basic background to treating minor illnesses. It will teach you about symptoms of minor illnesses, and the active ingredients of the medicines that are available for sale without a prescription. There are MCQ exams at the end of this course which will need to be booked and taken before accreditation.

  We hope you enjoy the course.

• Medicines in Care Homes

  Welcome to your 'Medicines in Care Homes' training workbook.

  This is your personal workbook that will be used alongside interactive training sessions run by your pharmacist. Your Care home has its own policy on the use of medicines. These sessions will provide you with an introduction to medicines and alongside the home's policy, will cover all aspects of their administration in the care home.

• Safe Administration of Medicines

  A six session training programme for Care Managers and Domiciliary Care staff working with older people in the community

• NVQ Level 2 Health and Social Care

  ^Overview

  ^{Level 2 NVQ in Health and Social Care is designed to reflect the work of candidates who deliver Health and Social Care to Clients.} 

• Induction Standards In Care

  • Teacher: Ademola Adewakun

  

  Outline and learning objectives

  On completion of this course you will be able to understand the The TOPPS England induction standards.

  There are five units in the Induction Standards:

  • Understanding the principles of care
  •  Understanding the organisation and the role of the worker
  •  Understand the experiences and the particular needs of the service user groups
  •  Maintain safety at work
  •  Understand the effects of the service setting on providing services

  Each unit has a listing of the main areas that a new member of staff will need to understand and each main area has a set of outcomes that describes what they must be able to do. To help plan for further learning each outcome is linked to National Occupational Standards. National Occupational standards are used for a wide range of workforce management tasks and are the basis of National Vocational Qualifications. 

• Dispensary Assistant copy 2

  • Teacher: Dehumo Bickersteth
  • Teacher: Ademola Adewakun

  

  Pharmacy Practice and Managemant

  Outline and learning objectives

  On completion of this course you will be able to, Understand and apply the knowledge in the following areas:

  • NHS organization and Plan
  • Medicines act
  • Signing of Prescriptions
  • GSL, P and POM
  • Private prescriptions
  • Disease states relating to the GI tract
  • Cardiovascular system
  • Types of Insulin, contraceptive pills etc
  • Branded products and Parallel Imports PI's
  • Elastic Hosiery
  • Borderline substances

  Previous experience required. The course is currently designed for overseas trained pharmacist, wanting to work as pharmacy technicians in the hospital or community.