Basic Pharmacist Assistant Learnerships at Kheth’Impilo

Kheth’Impilo invites applications from suitably qualified unemployed youth for Basic Pharmacist’s Assistant Learnerships.

Reference Number: REF: P013213-32

These opportunities are based in the Eastern Cape. This Learnership involves ONE year of training at a registered training facility to obtain a Basic Pharmacist Assistant qualification (HWSETA Accredited).

Requirements / Eligibility Criteria

• Must have successfully completed grade 12 (at least 40% Mathematics and 50% English)
• Must be prepared to write a screening test as part of the recruitment process
• Candidates must be resident in the area and be able to speak fluent English and one other language.
• Candidate must have a South African Citizenship and be under the age of 35 years
• Candidates must have good inter-personal skills and be willing to work as part of a health care team

Duties:

• Must provide support and assistance to the pharmacist and the pharmacy staff in the allocated pharmacy.
• Must assist with the effective control and management of pharmaceutical stock.
• Must assist with record keeping, data capturing and information provision.
• Must be prepared to embark on a training course to qualify as a Basic / Post basic pharmacist Assistant

How to Apply for Pharmacist Assistant Learnerships 2015 at Kheth’Impilo in South Africa

• Submit a Copy of  a one  page CV with Contactable references
• Provide a Covering Letter quoting the reference number
• Submit a Certified copy of your identity document
• Submit a Certified copy of your grade 12 Certificate, (verification of the certificate will be done).

To apply, please email the above-mentioned documents to Recruitment@khethimpilo.org

Closing date for applications: 13 April 2015

If you meet the minimum eligibility criteria as mentioned above, you should Apply Online for Kheth’Impilo Learnership Programme 2015 in the Pharmacy field. The Pharmacy Jobs and Careers usually remain available, and you may avail these opportunities after completing the Learnership Training Programme 2015.