South African Institute for Drug Free Sport Act, 1997
R 385
Pharmacy Act, 1974 (Act No. 53 of 1974)RegulationsRegulations relating to Pharmacy Education and TrainingChapter II : Standards of education and training of pharmacists' assistants23 - 25. Entry assumptions for a pharmacist's assistant in the categories pharmacist's assistant (learner basic) and pharmacist's assistant (learner post-basic) |
| 23. | The minimum entry requirements for admission to a learning program to obtain a certificate of qualification shall be the entry assumptions as determined by council from time to time: Provided that a candidate may be admitted to a learning program to obtain a certificate of qualification by the recognition of prior learning obtained by such person and the provision of documentary evidence of competency and skills acquired to the satisfaction of the provider. |
| 24. | The council must, when it is deemed necessary by council, provide for an evaluation of prior learning by which a person shall be assessed prior to registration in the category pharmacist’s assistant (learner basic) or pharmacist’s assistant (learner post-basic): Provided that the evaluation must be conducted in accordance with a procedure as determined by council from time to time and on payment of the evaluation fee as determined by council. |
| 25. | The learning programme for a certificate of qualification may be determined by a provider: Provided that a minimum period of 12 months of in-service training must occur. |
