Hi there.
I have no plans to become a pharmacist but my younger cousin does. I've been looking on the net and I see that you have to do A-Levels and then do a four year university course and then another year after that before you become qualified. Well, my cousin is working at a pharmacy and she's been told that if she works for this pharmacist for five years and reads the books that he tells her to, she will become a pharmacist. It sounded pretty dodgy to me, and I am even more convinced of that now after finding that everything says you have to go to university. So, is there a) a route into becoming a pharmacist that is like what this guy has told her, only I haven't found info on it b) he is taking her for a ride so he can get cheap labour or b) could it be training for some other pharmacy-related thing and she has got confused about it? I'd appreciate responses to this as my cousin is planning to go full time at this place and not bother with sixth form because she's so convinced she's going to become a pharmacist.
Thanks.
I have no plans to become a pharmacist but my younger cousin does. I've been looking on the net and I see that you have to do A-Levels and then do a four year university course and then another year after that before you become qualified. Well, my cousin is working at a pharmacy and she's been told that if she works for this pharmacist for five years and reads the books that he tells her to, she will become a pharmacist. It sounded pretty dodgy to me, and I am even more convinced of that now after finding that everything says you have to go to university. So, is there a) a route into becoming a pharmacist that is like what this guy has told her, only I haven't found info on it b) he is taking her for a ride so he can get cheap labour or b) could it be training for some other pharmacy-related thing and she has got confused about it? I'd appreciate responses to this as my cousin is planning to go full time at this place and not bother with sixth form because she's so convinced she's going to become a pharmacist.
Thanks.
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