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Online GMP course

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  • 12-04-2021 7:18pm
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    Hedgecutter
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    Anyone know a reputable online GMP course for the pharma industry. This is to boost my CV.


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    dvcireland
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    Getreskilled.com

    Or try springboard

    "...no Joe, you rang me !..." A.Caller.



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    Hedgecutter
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    I have never heard of reskilled before. The course looks impressive but 999 euro. Are they a credible accreditation?

    Ill also look at spring board, but reskill starts in 2 weeks


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    dvcireland
    Registered Users Posts: 13,440 ✭✭✭✭dvcireland


    Hedgecutter wrote: »
    I have never heard of reskilled before. The course looks impressive but 999 euro. Are they a credible accreditation?

    Ill also look at spring board, but reskill starts in 2 weeks
    i previously applied to getreskilled and its quite a lengthy process, and expensive, they are accredited by the DIT now TU. if you held out for a springboard course it would be more economical and you would get a level 5 certificate

    "...no Joe, you rang me !..." A.Caller.



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    Hedgecutter
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    dvcireland wrote: »
    i previously applied to getreskilled and its quite a lengthy process, and expensive, they are accredited by the DIT now TU. if you held out for a springboard course it would be more economical and you would get a level 5 certificate

    Springboard dont seem to have anything for a while. Reskilled course looking comprehensive and interesting.

    Did you complete the course. Was the work load heavy?

    from what i can see its four weeks for learning and a week to complete a written assignment.


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    dpforce
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    Impossible to tell if you'll benefit from getreskilled courses. Do you have any relevant experience? What kind of companies and roles you have in mind?


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    Session2019!
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    I havent used the getreskilled courses but I do know some of the lecturers that run them and can vouche for them. some of the getreskilled courses also run in other Masters programs in TU Dublin but these are stand alone. Would be known within the industry so might be good to do it if your interested in up skilling. The spring board courses have started now so won't open For a few months for the next start date


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    Hedgecutter
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    dpforce wrote: »
    Impossible to tell if you'll benefit from getreskilled courses. Do you have any relevant experience? What kind of companies and roles you have in mind?

    This is basically for my CV. I have 26 years in manufacturing, engineering degree but not covered in GMP. Alot of pharma around me at the moment. I have just completed a masters in operations management and will be job hunting in the coming months. Sitting on my ass bacause of covid and managing kids and other stuff.

    Expensive alright, dont mine paying if it will benifit me.


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