if not performance then based on what?

What about community pharmacies? Many are offering PRP positions now

in the past, when such healthcare professionals are short, jobs were guaranteed, no matter how incompetent you are....

that era is gone, and you will need to compete for jobs now...yes, based on performance...

perhaps that is needed...as current training of such professionals are in such bad shape, you are getting pretty mediocre students getting in, and graduating....

hii i'm currently taking spm and i'm interested in pursuing pharmacy course. what do you guys think about Taylor's, UCSI and AIMST. just wanna know the quality, fees, lecturers and facilities. is it good and affordable? thanks

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hii i'm currently taking spm and i'm interested in pursuing pharmacy course. what do you guys think about Taylor's, UCSI and AIMST. just wanna know the quality, fees, lecturers and facilities. is it good and affordable? thanks

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which intake are you joining?

Quality wise you can refer to their entry requirements. Generally a stricter entry requirement would indirectly mean that the course is tougher and of a higher quality. Fees information can be found here: https://studymalaysia.com/what/?keyword=pharmacy

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[quote=xxxcw,Aug 20 2017, 07:02 PM]
hii i'm currently taking spm and i'm interested in pursuing pharmacy course. what do you guys think about Taylor's, UCSI and AIMST. just wanna know the quality, fees, lecturers and facilities. is it good and affordable? thanks

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which intake are you joining?

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probably january

hmm ok but i'm now unsure about going for a levels or foundation. i've heard some bad news about AIMST but Taylor's fees are a bit pricey compared to the other two.

If you are unsure about which university then taking A-levels would be a safer choice and can prepare you better for the degree. Unless you are set for AIMSt then taking their foundation can guarantee you a seat.

Hi, is there any registered pharmacist who is working in local/mnc under sales and marketing? What benefit do you have being a registered pharmacist vs unregistered r pharmacist in the sales force? Is it necessary to be registered if I intend to be in the sales force and climb the corporate ladder?

This post has been edited by geston92: Aug 22 2017, 04:58 PM

Yes there are many. Unregistered pharmacist just means that you are not a pharmacist and not qualified to be called as such. If you are registered you would have 1 year of rigorous training, regardless of which field. And you can also apply for a licence in the future should the need arise. Not it is not necessary to be registered if you want to climb the corporate ladder

Taylor fee is around 185k for this year but if im not mistaken there's a 20k bursary for this year base on first come first serve basis. i know this because i enrolled at taylor few days ago XD

May I know your background? How long did you graduated and whats your field of expertise?

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This post has been edited by zstan: Aug 23 2017, 05:32 PM

In which setting and Department?

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This post has been edited by zstan: Aug 23 2017, 05:32 PM

I would like to hear from a registered pharmacist working under sales and marketing in pharmaceutical industry. Is there any differences in terms of career development and salary between registered pharmacist and non registered pharmacist/other graduates. Thanks.

Hi, is anyone here an experienced pharmacist who has been working in a pharmacist? what are the daily works like?

Can refer to first page

Just wondering if I complete my PRP in retail pharmacy, any possibility that I can continue to serve in government setting again?

Yes. ISN, PPUKM, PPUM usually will put up a notice if there are any vacancies.