Retrain ONLINE for a Higher-Paying Career in Ireland’s Pharma Manufacturing Industry in 10 Weeks

Retrain ONLINE for a Higher-Paying Career in the Pharma Manufacturing Industry in 10-Weeks

  • Take our “Conversion Course into Pharmaceutical Manufacturing” and retrain for process operator, manufacturing operator, packaging operator, assembler or team member roles.
  • NO Previous Industry Experience or Science Qualifications Required.

Why Switch to Pharma?

  • You DON’T need industry experience or a science or a QQI qualification to get your first entry-level job.

  • Starter salaries €31,000 – €41,000 plus overtime, bonuses and allowances. (Based on Irish job data)

  • The industry is growing – 9,150 MORE jobs expected by 2027.

  • Application Deadline: Thursday 21st March
  • You DON’T need industry experience or a science qualification to get your first job.

  • Starter salaries $35k to $55k plus overtime, bonuses and allowances. (Based on US job data)

  • Application Deadline: Thursday 21st March
  • You DON’T need industry experience or a science qualification to get your first job.

  • Starter salaries £23k to £30k plus overtime, bonuses and allowances. (Based on UK job data)

  • Course Price – £ 1,999 or £499/month for 4 months

  • Application Deadline: Thursday 21st March
  • Study Online anywhere, anytime
  • Course materials are available 24/7. There are NO ZOOM classes
  • 14hrs/week for 10 Weeks or choose a faster/slower schedule
  • Join 1,800 learner

NOTE: You’ll get a dedicated course leader who’ll work with you to develop a weekly study schedule, then check your progress every Friday and follow up with you to help you finish the course.

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Contact Details For This Course

Geraldine Creaner

Retrain ONLINE for a Higher-Paying Career in Ireland’s Pharma Manufacturing Industry in 10 Weeks

Retrain ONLINE for a Higher-Paying Career in the Pharma Manufacturing Industry in 10 Weeks

  • Take our “Conversion Course into Pharmaceutical Manufacturing” and retrain for process operator, manufacturing operator, packaging operator, operative, assembler or team member roles.
  • NO Previous Industry Experience or Science Qualifications Required.
Conversion Course into Pharma

Why Switch to Pharma?

  • You DON’T need industry experience, a science qualification, or a QQI course to get hired for your first entry-level job.

  • Starter salaries €31,000 – €41,000 plus overtime, bonuses and allowances. (Based on Irish job data)

  • The industry is growing – 9,150 MORE jobs expected by 2027.

  • Application Deadline: Thursday 21st March
  • You DON’T need industry experience or a science qualification to get your first job.

  • Starter salaries $35k to $65k plus overtime, bonuses and allowances. (Based on US job data)

  • Application Deadline: Thursday 21st March
  • You DON’T need industry experience or a science qualification to get your first job.

  • Starter salaries £23k to £30k plus overtime, bonuses and allowances. (Based on UK job data)

  • Course Price – £ 1,999 or £499/month for 4 months

  • Application Deadline: Thursday 21st March
  • Study Online anywhere, anytime
  • Course materials are available 24/7. There are NO ZOOM classes
  • 14hrs/week for 10 Weeks or choose a faster/slower schedule
  • Join 1,800 learners

NOTE: You’ll get a dedicated course leader who’ll work with you to develop a weekly study schedule, then check your progress every Friday and follow up with you to help you finish the course.

Course Price

Don’t settle with your current job and salary

Contact Details For This Course

Geraldine Creaner

You can make this change even if you have no previous industry experience or a science or engineering qualification

Things you don’t need:

❌ A 10-month-long level 6 NFQ university course

❌ Fancy degree in science or engineering

❌ Years of technical experience

Join over 1,800 other people both old and young with the following backgrounds including:

  • Homemakers
  • Self Employed
  • Early School Leavers – You don’t need a Leaving Cert or A Levels as long as you have work experience.
  • Working Parents with (young) kids
  • Restaurants/Hospitality – Chef, Cook, Restaurant Manager, etc
  • Healthcare – Nurse, Healthcare Assistant, Caregiver, etc
  • Manufacturing – Production Operator, Assembler, Packaging, etc
  • Meat Processing – Operator, Butcher, etc
  • Defense Force/Military – Army, Navy, Air Force, Air Corps, etc
  • Construction – Electrician, Carpenter/Joiner, Foreman, General Operative
  • Warehouse – All Warehouse Workers
  • Sales/Business – Retail Sales, Pharma Sales, Business, Accountants, Finance, etc
  • Other – Farmers, Designers, Architects,  Airline Staff, Beauty/Hair Saloon etc

The world’s biggest pharma and medical device companies hire graduates from this program

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The world’s biggest pharma and medical device manufacturing companies hire our graduates after this program

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The industry is growing with more than 9,115 new jobs expected by 2027

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What starter level roles could I retrain for?

Step 1: Take this “Conversion Course” to retrain for the following roles.

  • Process Operator – Works in a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant. Some companies call this role:
    • BioProcess Operator
    • BioProcess Manufacturing Operator
    • Chemical Process Operator
    • Cleanroom Operator
  • Manufacturing Operator – Works in a medical device manufacturing plant. Some companies call this role:
    • Manufacturing Team Member
    • Manufacturing Operative
    • Product Assembler
    • Production Operator
    • Production Operative
    • Production Team Member
  • Packaging Operator – Works in both pharmaceutical and medical device plants. Some companies call this role:
    • Packaging Operative
    • Warehouse Operator

Entry-level salaries  €31,0000 – €41,000 plus overtime, bonuses and allowances.
(Based on Irish job data)

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For more senior jobs and a higher salary

Step 2: Take our AWARD-WINNING 37-week Level 7 Certificate in eBioPharmachem program to give yourself a competitive edge, get more senior jobs with a higher salary and get a university qualification from Technological University Dublin Ireland.

Typical roles:

And with more experience

  • Quality Assurance Specialist
  • Documentation Specialist
  • Validation Technician
  • CQV Technician
  • Production Supervisor

Course Price

This 2-module program will teach you exactly what you need to get your first job

Module 1 – Manufacturing Safe Medicines and Medical Devices  (GMP) (Weeks 1 – 6)

After you complete this module:

  • You’ll be able to talk to employers with confidence about the systems and processes used in pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing and about the rules and regulations that you need to follow.
  • You’ll have enough technical knowledge and understanding of the quality culture necessary to work in this environment.
  • You’ll have the written communications skills to write reports and reference source material in a manner consistent with the professional norms of this industry.

Module 2 – Advanced Job Hunting For the Pharma Industry (Weeks 7-10)

After you complete this module:

  • You’ll know about your local BioPharma/MedTech manufacturing industry in detail and where the jobs are.
  • You’ll know which jobs you’d be perfect for and where to find them.
  • You’ll be able to assess your own skill set and know how to sell that to employers.
  • You’ll know what employers expect from your application and from a job interview.
  • You’ll be able to follow a step-by-step process to find, apply and successfully interview for your first job in this industry.

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There are over 213 Pharma and Med Device Factories in Ireland employing 75,000 people

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Common Questions About the BioPharma/MedTech Industry

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Common Questions About the BioPharma/MedTech Industry

Common Questions About the BioPharma/MedTech Industry

Why Choose a Pharmaceutical Career?
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Common Questions About the BioPharma/MedTech Industry

Hear from people who’ve found a job in pharma after taking this program

Pharma Job Success Stories at GetReskilled

Bharvi Soni

Previous Background:
Event Management

“I found the course interesting, challenging, rewarding and valuable”

“The course material was very relevant and the course coordinator was flexible and always approachable for any queries. I found the course interesting, challenging, rewarding, and valuable. After attending it, I managed to find a job in the pharmaceutical/medical device industry straight away. I am starting to apply the skills that I learnt from the course which will be a great contributor to my career. I already have, and will, recommend this course to others.”

Pharma Job Success Stories at GetReskilled

Sean McLaughlin

Previous Background:
Operator (Pepsi)

“I have a new confidence going into the future”

“I really enjoyed the course, it gave me great confidence and taught me new skills, and most importantly, I am now working in a manufacturing facility. This is an excellent course not just for the insight into the biopharmaceutical industry, but it also gives you a great idea of who you are, and updating your CV and getting involved with social media, betters your chance of finding employment. This programme was hard at times but the help was there whenever it was required.”

Pharma Job Success Stories at GetReskilled

Fergal O’Doherty

“This is an excellent course”

“The course gave me an understanding of key pharmaceutical concepts, document traceability and the science behind pharmaceutical products

This is an excellent course for those wishing to work in the pharmaceutical sector.

The online course was very enjoyable and has helped me on a day-to-day basis in my career”

Jessa Reid

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Price & Start Dates

Price & Start Dates

Price & Start Dates

Application Deadline: Thursday 21st March

Program Starts: 28th March

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Mihaela Olariu

Previous Background:
Operator (Cadbury)

“Highly recommended to anyone. This course was excellent”

“I found the course was run very professionally. The course notes and videos supplied were excellent, the notes tied in very efficiently and accurately with the videos.

Highly recommended to anyone. This course was excellent.”

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Ines Doksa Grabrovec

Previous Background:
Supervisor (Fast Food Restaurant)

“It is hard work but it’s worth it”

“I’m a foreign person in this country with huge experience from my own country but somehow employers just did not recognise my qualifications. However, upon completing this course I finally feel more recognised.”

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Edel Harkins

Previous Background:
Career Break (Full-time parenting)

“Highly recommended to anyone who has been out of the industry for a period of time”

“I would highly recommend anyone in my situation who has been out of the industry for a period of time to do these courses. They have contributed to my new found confidence in my existing and new qualifications, my improved interview skills and my new job!”

How We Deliver Our Online Courses without ZOOM Classes

With every GetReskilled ONLINE program;

  1. We use one centralized platform (Moodle) where you can log into your classroom anytime. Each week, you’ll watch videos and complete a series of quizzes, tests, interactive activities, and projects. The course materials are available 24/7 and nothing requires you to be online at a specific day or time. i.e there are regular NO ZOOM classes. Study anywhere, anytime, for example after the kids have gone to bed or on the weekend.
  2. Your working schedules are unpredictable so we offer flexible delivery. Slow down, speed up or pause the delivery of the program.
  3. We release only one week’s worth of material at a time and then MANUALLY check your activity logs at the end of every week to make sure that you are keeping up with your work.
  4. You’ll have a dedicated course leader who will email or telephone you if it looks like you’re starting to fall behind. They will work with you to develop a study plan to get you back on schedule and finish the course.

All of this helps us to spot any potential issues early and helps you completely finish the program.

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Contact Details For This Course

Geraldine Creaner

Delivered by a practicing industry expert

Dr. Joe Brady

Full-Time Validation Lead
Lecturer, Technological University Dublin
Senior Associate, GetReskilled

Dr. Joe Brady is a full-time practicing Validation Lead and an assistant lecturer with Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), in the School of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Joe is a certified trainer and highly experienced in competency-based training. He designs and prepares educational modules and full academic programs ranging from MSc, MEngSc. BSc, to Certificate level, for a range of academic institutions.

He is also a supervisor for MSc/MEngSc and Ph.D. theses. Joe has over twenty years of project experience in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and medical device industries in Ireland, Singapore, China, The Netherlands, France and the USA.

Meet your online classroom support team

We have a team of in-house experts to provide guidance and support, whenever you need it.

Career Coaching

Safe Medicine Course Director

Meet Claire who runs GetReskilled’s Advanced Career Coaching Programme – our specially devised job hunting course that helps our trainees take that final step into employment by leading them through the job hunting process.

Course Leaders, Coordinators and Classroom Support 

Safe Medicine Course Coordinators

Your Course Leaders, Coordinators, and members of the Classroom Support Team are here to provide you with answers, tips, and are going to check your progress weekly to keep you on track and will reach out to you by email or even by phone if you fall behind!

Your 10-Week Class Schedule

Your Class Director is going to check your study logs at the end of every week and will only release the following week’s materials to you if you have been regularly logging in and completed the previous week’s activities.

And she or he will email or telephone you to keep you on track.

Module 1 – Manufacturing Safe Medicines and Medical Devices (GMP) (Weeks 1-6)

  • Topic-1 Finished Medicinal Products
    In this lesson, we learn about medical products and the various ways drug products are administered.
  • Topic-2 Focus on Patient Safety and Product Quality
    In this lesson, we will develop a deeper understanding of the importance of patient safety and product quality for medicines and medical devices.
  • Topic-3 ISO9001:2008 and ISO 9001:2015
    This lesson is about the key requirements of a quality management system.
  • Topic-4 Product Quality and Current Good Manufacturing Practices [ cGMP ]
    In this lesson, we learn how to scientifically define product quality. This lesson also gives an insight into the high-level principles of current good manufacturing practices (cGMP).
  • Topic-5 API Regulatory Guidelines
    In this lesson, we describe the characteristics of a GMP that can be followed to manufacture an API.
  • Topic-6 ISO-9001 ‘Continual Improvement’ & ICH Q10 Pharmaceutical Quality System
    This lesson explains the concept of ‘continual improvement’ as part of a company’s quality management system and describes an effective corrective action process and a preventive action process (CAPA). It also gives details on the product lifecycle for a pharmaceutical product and describes the monitoring of process performance and product quality.
  • Topic-7  FDA Medical Device Rules-CFR820
    In this lesson, we look at how the FDA classifies medical devices and explore the basis of that classification system.
  • Topic-8 Quality Systems Approach to Pharmaceutical cGMP Regulations-The Quality Systems Mode
    In this lesson, we describe a quality system model in accordance with management responsibilities, resources, manufacturing operations, and evaluation activities.

Deliverables

  • Complete a question booklet that will summarise what you have learnt for the week and help ensure you retain and understand the information.
  • Topic-1 ASTME2500 – Standard Guide for Specification, Design and Verification
    In this lesson, we will describe a specification, design, and verification approach for equipment systems associated with the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and medical device industries.
  • Topic-2 PQ,OQ and IQ
    In this lesson, we are going to define the terms installation qualification (IQ), operational qualification (OQ) and performance qualification (PQ), and we will also list what typical project design documents are required to prepare such testing protocols.
  • Topic-3 Process Validation
    In this lesson, we will learn about the various definitions of ‘validation’, as well as for ‘commissioning’, ‘qualification’ and ‘verification.
  • Topic-4 Engineering Aspects of Cleaning, and Cleaning Equipment
    This class discusses how to clean and decontaminate surfaces using CIP (clean-in-place), agitated Immersion, static Immersion (Soaking), and automated parts washers, ultrasonic cleaning, high-pressure spraying, and manual cleaning.
  • Topic-5 Chemistry Aspects of Cleaning
    This lesson explores chemistry aspects of cleaning in terms of solubility, solubilisation, emulsification, dispersion, wetting, hydrolysis, oxidation and physical removal.
  • Topic-6 Cleaning Validation
    This class takes a high-level look at a typical cleaning validation sequence. It looks at how to determine the basis for quantification limits and explains how to determine cleanliness levels on the basis of the analytical testing of representative samples. Sampling is described in terms of sampling-equipment, sampling -locations, and sampling –procedures.
  • Topic-7 Steam Sterilization in Place
    In this lesson, we look at the mechanism behind the sterilization of process equipment using saturated steam.
  • Topic-8 Introduction to Quality Risk Management (QRM)
    In this lesson, we will develop an understanding of the history and the crucial importance of risk management as well as the basic steps involved in its application.

Deliverables

  • Complete a question booklet that will summarise what you have learnt for the week and help ensure you retain and understand the information.
  • Topic-1 Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) – Step 4 ‘Workshop’ exercise
    In this lesson, we learn about the risk management tool ‘Fault Tree Analysis’ and see an example of where and how we can use it.
  • Topic-2 Failure Mode, Effects (and Criticality) Analysis (FMEA / FMEAC) – Step 4 ‘Workshop’ exercise
  • This presentation shows an example of the main steps in performing a ‘Failure Mode, Effects Analysis’ (FMEA) and describes how this risk management technique summarizes the important modes of (a) failure, (b) factors causing these failures, and (c) the likely effects of these failures.
  • Topic-3 Documenting the Quality Risk Management Process
    In this lesson, we take a practical look at managing a complete risk management process in terms of identifying risk, analyzing risk, evaluating risk, and controlling risk.
  • Topic-4 Batch Organic Chemical Synthesis
    In this lesson, we describe the typical equipment and process stages of the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) using batch organic chemistry synthesis
  • Topic-5 Biopharmaceuticals Manufacturing, Upstream, Fermentation
    This lesson describes a conventional biotechnological process and introduces the following process sequences:

    • Stage-I – Upstream Processing
    • Stage-II – Fermentation / Bio-reaction
    • Stage-III – Downstream Processing
  • Topic-6 Tablet Manufacturing
    In this lesson, we will explore the critical process parameters and quality attributes associated with the manufacture of medicinal tablets.
  • Topic-7 Aseptic & Sterile Manufacturing
    In this lesson, we look at critical process parameters and quality attributes associated with aseptic processing and terminal sterilization products for parenteral products.

Deliverables

  • Complete two workshops on Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) and Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA)
  • Complete a question booklet that will summarise what you have learnt for the week and help ensure you retain and understand the information.
  • Topic-1 Aseptic & Sterile Manufacturing
    In this lesson, we look at critical process parameters and quality attributes associated with aseptic processing and terminal sterilization products for parenteral products.
  • Topic-2 HVAC Requirements for Non-Sterile API Manufacturing
    In this lesson, we look at how to use airflow direction as a means of a containment barrier between
    operational areas in a non-sterile multi-product active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing facility
  • Topic-3 Purified Water (PUW) Generation, Storage and Distribution
    In these presentations we look at methodologies to generate, store and distribute pharmacopeia-grade purified water (PUW).
  • Topic-4 WFI Storage and Distribution
    In this lesson, we take a look at a process for the storage and distribution of pharmacopeia-grade water for injection (WFI) and how to maintain its specification
  • Topic-5 Cleanroom Layout
    In these presentations, we take a high-level look at a common cleanroom configuration and discuss items such as airflow direction, filter arrangements, cleanroom garments, and personnel and material flows. Another objective of this lesson is to also gain an understanding of personnel and material flows in a controlled airflow environment designed to contain high-potency chemicals.
  • Topic-6 Area Classification Protection
    In this lesson, we observe a range of airlock configurations typically used in combination with safety under operational conditions to maintain the specification of critical environmental zones, such as those used in open processing, that have a major impact on product quality and patient.
  • Topic-7 Cleanroom Gowning
    In this lesson, we describe clothing that will minimize dispersion from skin and clothing for personnel working within a cleanroom environment
  • Topic-8 What’s Next?
    In this lesson, we look at what is next after you’ve finished Manufacturing Safe Medicines and Medical Devices.

Deliverables

  • Complete a question booklet that will summarise what you have learnt for the week and help ensure you retain and understand the information.

Write a 4-5 page essay, which you could present at a job interview to clearly demonstrate your Technical Knowledge and Understanding of the Quality Culture necessary to work in a GMP regulated manufacturing environment. It will confirm your understanding of how to Manufacture Safe Medicines and Medical Devices in a GMP regulated environment and will include the following topics:

  • The key requirements of a quality management system
  • The manufacturing responsibilities for quality systems
  • The cleaning validation sequence and how to determine cleanliness levels
  • The documentation of a complete risk management process in terms of identify risk, analyzing risk, evaluating risk and controlling risk.
  • The typical equipment and process stages used in the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients
  • The critical process parameters and quality attributes associated with the manufacture of tablets.
  • The generation, storage and distribution of pharmacopeia grade Purified Water (PUW).
  • The common cleanroom configuration and airflow direction that governs personnel and material flows in a biopharmaceutical manufacturing environment

Now you will start the Advanced Career Coaching elements of this course to develop the skills you will need to find a job in this industry.

Module 2 – Advanced Job Hunting (Weeks 7-10)

  • Learn about your local BioPharma/MedTech manufacturing industry in detail
  • Understanding pharma industry jargon.
  • How to find the roles that are right for you
  • How to job hunt when you already have a job
  • Assessing your own skill set and how to sell that to employers
  • What employers expect from your application
  • CV and cover letter writing skills that are highly tailored to a job advert with personalized feedback
  • Develop a list of appropriate companies and people for speculative job applications
  • Practice writing speculative applications
  • How to make successful speculative applications
  • Network effectively both on and offline
  • How to use social media in your job hunt
  • Interview preparation
  • How to deal with psychometric testing

Complete a 9-step application process simulation for a BioPharma/MedTech job, using the relevant tools and techniques you have learned, including the following;

  • Discuss your local BioPharma/MedTech manufacturing industry
  • List the departments and job roles where your skills are best suited
  • Understand your current skill set and how to discuss that with employers
  • Network effectively both on and offline
  • Write a CV and a cover letter that are highly tailored to a job advert
  • Write a speculative application and have a list of local companies appropriate for such an application
  • Prepare for an interview

You will receive an end of course certificate from GetReskilled upon the succesful completion of all assessments and assignments.

Earn a Certificate of Award in the “Manufacturing Safe Medicines and Medical Devices (GMP)

Earn the certificate by successfully completing two written end-of-module assignments and meeting all course deadlines in a timely manner.

Add details of your certificate to your CV/Resume or your LinkedIn profile.

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16 Frequently Asked Questions

We release only one week’s worth of material at a time on our lesson management system (Moodle) and then check your activity logs weekly to make sure that you’re managing to keep up with your workload. This helps us to spot any potential issues early. There is a “Progress Bar “on your course which is helpful to you and us to know how you are doing.

You have a dedicated course leader who will follow up with you if it looks like you’re starting to fall behind. She’ll also be in touch weekly to let you know when new content is open for you.

Pharma and med device jobs are stable, secure and well-paid and hence there can be a lot of competition for these jobs. In addition, the recruitment processes for many companies in this sector is generally multistep, rigorous and slow. It can often takes months.

Most people drastically underestimate the number of job applications and interviews required, along with the waiting time and persistence needed to find a job. This is especially true if you are coming from the construction or service sector where you can often get hired quickly or even on the spot.

If you don’t live in an area where there are a large amount of pharmaceutical or medical device factories located within commuter distance, you may need to move to find work.

Yes, it’s enough to get you the job. However, once you start work, you can expect months of detailed on the job training (6 months is not uncommon) before being left to work unsupervised on the factory floor. As a matter of fact, it doesn’t matter what your technical background is. Every company has different standard operating procedures (SOPs) so all new employees irrespective of their experience have to undergo some form of on the job training.

Yes, this program is delivered fully online.

Each week of online content typically includes 6-10 topics.

Each topic includes:

  • A set of course notes – these provide additional depth to the video content.
  • Warm-up self-assessment question – to recap or activate any relevant prior learning.
  • A video – these are typically 5-10 minutes long and deliver 80% of the course content.
  • Post video self-assessment questions to check how well you can recall this new material from memory. If you can’t answer these questions, you should revisit that topic’s learning materials.
  • Any follow up assessments or assignments.

Most students report between 8-14 hours per week.

No you don’t. The online classroom is open 24 hours a day so you do not have to login at any particular time. We will give you a Username and Password on the day the program starts and this allows you 24 hours a day access.

Yes, you can speed up or slow down the rate of delivery to suit your requirements. The most important thing is communication between you and your course coordinator. If you are taking a break or are busy at work and do not have time to study you need to tell her or him. Similarly, if you want to study at a faster rate, then just email in good time and ask for more course content.

Yes, you can take it from anywhere you have a decent Internet connection.

No, we can’t. But we can guarantee you that the average wages are at least 25% above average.

No, it doesn’t but it does include our advanced career coaching module to help you find a job.

Yes, this course is relevant to both the pharmaceutical and medical device industries.

Yes, you can study all the way to a Degree.

STEP 1,  this conversion program is a stepping-stone to our follow-on specialisation, Certificate in eBioPharmaChem. Take this Certificate to get a level 7 university qualification from Technological University Dublin, Ireland to get a more interesting job with a higher salary

STEP 2, then take our Certificate in Validation to move into a validation role.

STEP 3, Finally, if you have completed our Certificate in eBioPharmaChem and Certificate in Validation which are standalone programs, you are already halfway to a level 7 Degree. Take 6 more modules to get a degree in Degree in Manufacture of Medicinal Products (DT 291)

No, we provide certificates in PDF form only. Each certificate will have a unique reference number for traceability.

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    • You want to be ready to start job hunting in less the 3 months.

    • You want to learn a step-by-step process to find, apply and successfully interview for your first job in this industry.

    • You want a course that allows you to study at a time that suits you whatever your work or home schedule is.

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