NSF webinar: The UK Qualified Person – Best Practice for Gaining Eligibility

Published: 3-Oct-2019
Regulatory

8 October 2019 | Free Webinar, 1.30pm GMT | Duration: 30 minutes


The UK has a unique process for individuals to gain Qualified Person (QP) status. This involves candidates applying to one of three professional bodies (the Royal Society of Biology, the Royal Society of Chemistry or the Royal Pharmaceutical Society) in order to obtain “eligibility.”

These societies publish a study guide that defines their expectations. Candidates have to submit a written application and then have an oral viva.

This webinar, presented by Pete Gough, explains the process and provides guidance to both potential candidates and their employers on how to succeed in gaining QP eligibility.

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