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As someone who’s involved with tutoring trainee Pharmacists calculations for the GPhC exam, I will say my piece. This will be filled with anger, the anger coming from witnessing, the mental torture @TheGPhC have had on multiple cohorts due to their repeated incompetence
As someone who’s involved with tutoring trainee Pharmacists calculations for the GPhC exam, I will say my piece. This will be filled with anger, the anger coming from witnessing, the mental torture @TheGPhC have had on multiple cohorts due to their repeated incompetence
My advice for trainees for the upcoming exam has been:
Give it your best
GPhC will ask questions based on expected knowledge of a 1st day Pharmacist
BTL will be better than PearsonVue
I’m man enough to admit my errors but boy did the @TheGPhC not fail to disappoint
Give it your best
GPhC will ask questions based on expected knowledge of a 1st day Pharmacist
BTL will be better than PearsonVue
I’m man enough to admit my errors but boy did the @TheGPhC not fail to disappoint
Firstly I would like to discuss the repeated acts of incompetence, carelessness, empty apologies, lack of action and integrity from our regulator
Please see photos included of repeated apologies and promises to fix the online model
Please see photos included of repeated apologies and promises to fix the online model
@TheGPhC @gmabbam @prof_standards @the_pda @rpharms @BTLGroup @BBCNews @DailyMailUK @Telegraph @nadhimzahawi
A thread highlighting the incompetence of the general pharmaceutical council (GPhC), assessment provider (BTL) and examination issues. READ BELOW...
A thread highlighting the incompetence of the general pharmaceutical council (GPhC), assessment provider (BTL) and examination issues. READ BELOW...
On Wednesday 29/06/2022, thousands of pre-registration pharmacists sat an extremely pivotal exam, the result of which determines their future- whether they will be allowed to practice as a pharmacist despite 4 years of study and a further year of training on the job.
The exam; set out in 2 parts- calculations (40 questions; 3 minutes per question) and clinical (120 questions; 1.25 minutes per question) over the course of 4.5 hours.
Not only are we required to pass both elements of the exam but we are also required to achieve 70% in EACH!!!
Not only are we required to pass both elements of the exam but we are also required to achieve 70% in EACH!!!
.@TheGPhC @gmabbam @prof_standards @the_pda @rpharms @BTLGroup @BBCNews @DailyMailUK @Telegraph a thread highlighting the incompetence of this regulatory body, the assessment provider and the issues with the exam... #gphc #gphcexam #pharmacy (1/15)
Let’s start off nice and easy with the booking portal, an absolute joke. ~£500,000 was taken from 2700 trainees and you could not invest in a decent server? Not to mention ‘accidentally’ releasing slots the day before.. (2/15)
The most pressing assessment issue is that candidates who were delayed sat the exams later on and had access to the questions and answers of both assessments. Sure, it wasn’t all, but it only takes 1 person to ruin the integrity of the assessment. The fact that @TheGPhC.. (3/15)
