...that the regulator agree to @the_pda members call for the March 2021 assessment, the first ever online, not to count towards their three attempts to pass. This alleviates some of the pressure going into the assessment and mitigates the high stakes for those on a final attempt.
@TheGPhC claim to be so robust, but still want us to sit an exam with a company that is clearly not competent enough to carry out online exams ! We are working tirelessly not for it to go in vain solely due to this @BPSA@rpharms
I absolutely agree we’re being forced to go to these unsanitary exam centres during a terrifying pandemic, meanwhile every other exam has been cancelled. We are under so much pressure during this difficult time and i think that GPHC should direct more attention to exam resitters-
All exams have been cancelled yet #prereg pharmacists are still having to do the pre-reg exam when the country is in a national lockdown. We are working under pressure and studying for the exam at the same time. SCRAP THE EXAM @CandDBeth @nigelpraities@learnedlion@IsabelKShaw
Because we have been left out this year. This exam is so ridiculous, it doesn’t test our knowledge, it merely gives us a ton more stress. Previous graduates never needed to take this exam and are now very professional and successful. Im disappointed in GPHC.
@TheGPhC Do something for pre registration pharmacist resitters, , We’ve been ignored, it’s so unfair to register students who have never sat the exam provisionally and ignore the rest
@TheGPhC So what will happen to the resitters? How can we manage our life without job? You should register all the resitters provisionally same as the current pre regs, we have been left out with no support and no job , Gphc has to think another us too
They have been neglected, discriminated at and unfairly treated for failing an assessments in which those who are currently eligible never sat or tested before. This is really disheartening and concerning especially for those who have waited over a year, without any employments
There is significant concern for the mental wellbeing of preg resitters who are unable to work as provisionally qualified pharmacists but expected to study for an exam with an unknown date in the middle of pandemic @TheGPhC@the_pda@PJOnline_News@ChemistDruggist@BPSA@rpharms
speaking on behalf of resitters and proreg, @TheGPhC give us clarity on when the exam will be, we have all patiently waited and given you enough time to arrange an online exam. Being left stranded from our regulatory body during a pandemic is unprofessional. #prereg#proreg
Many resitters have money worries due to postponed exam/unable to be prov pharmacist . Unable to pay exam fees, definitely can’t afford the mock courses. Prov pharmacist get a full salary, and access to resources as well as on the job learning. #thegphc#resitters#preeg