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Home > A career in pharmacy > Preregistration training > Entering preregistration

This part of the website deals specifically with preregistration training for either MPharm students or Overseas Pharmacists Assessment Programme (OSPAP) postgraduate diploma students wanting to apply to enter preregistration training.

If you are an overseas qualified pharmacist seeking to register in Great Britain, first you must have made an application to the Overseas Registration Division for eligibility to commence an OSPAP and you must have received a positive decision.

Information for current MPharm and OSPAP students

The following bulletins prepared by the Society explain what preregistration training involves, how to apply, work permits, what you should do, what your tutor will do and when you should receive your training materials. For the current bulletins, click on the links below:

RPSGB preregistration undergraduate bulletin for 3rd year pharmacy students, September 2009

RPSGB undergraduate bulletin for final year pharmacy students, September 2009

RPSGB bulletin for overseas pharmacists assessment programme (OSPAP) students 2010/11

GPhC/RPSGB FAQs

In 2010 the GPhC will take over from the RPSGB. Please read the following FAQs to understand what this means to you.

GPhC FAQs TOP 10

GPhC FAQs MPharm_OSPAP