Assessment Day Guidance
Pre-reg trainees who are sitting the June assessment should note the GPhC recommends you arrive one hour before the exam begins. Check out our list of permitted items & info on notification of your results.
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We’re backing the BPSA Accessibility for All campaign
Pharmacist Support is championing the BPSA Accessibility for All campaign to ensure pharmacy students have the information and support they need to be able to access education.
CPC North chooses Pharmacist Support as its charity for second year running!
Read all about our evolving partnership with the CPC North, and how to connect with us at the event in November.
Top ten tips for money management
As part of Talk Money week, we've teamed up with Citizens Advice to give our pharmacy family top ten tips on money management.
“Knowing that there might be others from a similar background with a similar problem was an eye opener; I thought I was the only one.”
Anne Cawdron is a retired pharmacist who we helped with her addiction struggles when we were The Benevolent Fund. She has kindly shared her story to encourage those in our pharmacy family to reach out for help.
Have you thought about the future?
In September we are asking supporters, volunteers, staff and beneficiaries to think about what theyβd like to pass on to future generations as part of Remember a Charity in your Will Week.
Trainee wellbeing campaign returns to help manage assessment pressures
Our now well established weeklong campaign will focus on topics ranging from getting mentally prepared for the assessment, practical assessment support and becoming a fully-qualified pharmacist, through to stories from former trainees who have come through their own struggles.
Hear from a fellow pharmacist how she manages her recurrent depression
Kathryn Murray reflects on managing her mental health and wellbeing to stay on top of recurrent depression, and the impact of the pandemic.
Our work with Boots
Read about our work with Boots UK
Preparing for OSCEs
A brief guide for MPharm students who are preparing for OSCEs.