Certificate Pharmacy Training Courses in Retail and Management and Sales

Certificate IV in Community Pharmacy

Certificate IV in Community Pharmacy provides the skills and knowledge for an person  to be competent to work in a supervisory and/or middle management role in a community pharmacy. Likely functions within that  industry for those who achieve this level of competency include :

  • maintaining store safety and security,
  • managing sales and customer service,
  • leading, training  and managing staff,
  • managing merchandise and store presentation.
  • buying merchandise and controlling inventory
  • implementing human resource policies

Role of individuals who work relatively autonomously:

  • under broad supervision of the pharmacist,
  • coordinate and supervise others in the workplace,
  • have a broad knowledge base incorporating some theoretical concepts requires the identification, analysis and evaluation of information from a variety of sources reflecting the particular needs of the community pharmacy industry                                                                             read on

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Certificate III in Community Pharmacy

This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent to work in a community pharmacy with some autonomy but under the supervision of a pharmacist.   Likely functions within this industry for those who achieve this level of competency include

  • developing specialist product knowledge to support customers to prevent and/or manage health conditions,
  • assisting in the operation of the dispensary,
  • merchandising and marketing products and controlling stock,
  • basic staff development and training. 
  • some administration duties              read on

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Certificate II in Community Pharmacy

Certificate II in Community Pharmacy provides the knowledge for an individual to work at entry level in a community pharmacy. Typical functions within that industry for those who achieve this level of competency include:

  • serving and interacting with customers,
  •  merchandising products and controlling stock,
  • understanding the product range and the roles and responsibilities of pharmacy assistants and pharmacists,
  • communicating with customers to identify needs and provide appropriate product advice and/or referral.
  • basic, generic retail and money handling skills                             read on

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