The Level 4 Enhanced Practice Programme is an opportunity for pharmacy technicians to develop knowledge and skills for enhanced practice roles. This post-registration programme supports a range of roles for pharmacy technicians across all pharmacy sectors.

Enables learners to apply for registration with the GPhC, providing the clinical knowledge, confidence, practical and professional skills to practise as pharmacy technicians.

Enables learners to apply for registration with the GPhC, providing the clinical knowledge, confidence, practical and professional skills to practise as pharmacy technicians.

Provides learners with skills and knowledge regarding a variety of pharmacy and medicines services to patients, the public and other professional healthcare teams.

The Community Health and Wellbeing Worker (CHWW) Standard equips individuals with the skills and knowledge required to engage with individuals and communities, identify local health priorities and work in partnership to promote positive, lasting change.

Allows an appropriate skill-mix that will enhance the pharmaceutical care of the patient and utilise the knowledge and skills of the dispensing assistants more effectively.

Revalidation for Accuracy Checking Dispensing Assistants (ACDA). ACDA certificate revalidation is required every two years.

The scope of the course is to train technicians to carry out the final accuracy check of listed dispensed items clinically approved by a pharmacist.

Revalidation for Accuracy Checking Pharmacy Technicians (ACPT). Demonstrate ongoing accuracy checking competency by formally revalidating your ACPT qualification.

This course is for those working a pharmacy environment with various niche roles.

This course is designed for individuals employed in pharmacy manufacturing roles within hospitals or production facilities.

This course is for those working in a dispensary in a stock management role.