Getting a job in industry after graduating

[smartpharmacist]

There are still companies here. I live in Hull and we have Reckitt Benkieser and Smith and Nephew in the one town. They both employ pharmacists. Reckitts has pharmacists in plenty of departments.

what about the salary? is it requiring additional degrees as master or diploma or phd?

[vanquish s]

yes u will probally need additional qualifications. Starting salary probally in low 20-27k. However it goes up with promotion of course to an average of 80-90k according to the pharmaceutical society survey

[smartpharmacist]

yes u will probally need additional qualifications. Starting salary probally in low 20-27k. However it goes up with promotion of course to an average of 80-90k according to the pharmaceutical society survey

thanks but i do not understand what do u mean by K sorry english is not my frist language

[johnep]

K = 1,000 .
johnep

[vanquish s]

yep £1000

[smartpharmacist]

k = 1,000 .
Johnep

what is the name of multinational compoany in england and how can i catch a job in a drug company?

[vanquish s]

use the internet

[Tony Schofield]

what is the name of multinational compoany in england and how can i catch a job in a drug company?

If it is multi national it will operate in other countries additional to England.

Browse the companies and nearly all of them have a "recruitment" link indicating career opportunities with them.

With all due respect, if you need further help you should be asking yourself if you are cut out for a job in industry or anywhere for that matter. If your English is poor you need to improve it.

Simple.

If you are chasing a top salary and career progression you would be expected, at some point, to show some initiative. Finding career opportunities in industry is as simple as finding this site and asking others for help.

Please tell me how you get on and if you genuinely need further assistance but I won't find the companies for you or attend the interview with you.

[vanquish s]

thanks for the additional info mr schofield. You basically written what i should have said. But i might add if u are not in the uk try and get a job in industry where you are located and then you may be able to get transferred to the uk. This will give you time to brush up on your english and get further qualifications.

[johnep]

Very good advice. First try local branch of multinational.
johnep