Lecturer Pharmacy jobs

You've spent your career in pharmacy — now help the next generation get there.

We're hiring a Trainer / Assessor to deliver and assess two pharmacy apprenticeship standards: the Level 2 Pharmacy Services Assistant and the Level 3 Pharmacy Technician (Integrated). Your learners will be working in community pharmacies, hospitals and other pharmacy settings across [England / region], and you'll be the person who gets them from day one through to achievement and, at Level 3, GPhC registration.

This is a hybrid role. You'll split your time between online group teaching sessions and visiting learners in their workplace settings to carry out observations, competency assessments and progress reviews. Between delivery and visits, you'll work from home.

What the role actually looks like

On teaching days, you'll plan and deliver engaging online sessions covering both standards — from dispensing procedures, pharmaceutical calculations and supply chain management at Level 2, through to the clinical governance, person-centred care, medicines optimisation and professional autonomy expected at Level 3. Your sessions need to be current, evidence-based and rooted in real pharmacy practice, not textbook theory delivered at arm's length.

On caseload days, you'll visit learners in their pharmacy settings to observe practice, assess competency against the apprenticeship standards, and provide coaching and feedback that actually moves them forward. You'll work with pharmacy managers and workplace supervisors to make sure learners are getting the right exposure and support on the job. You'll guide learners through portfolio development and preparation for End Point Assessment — and at Level 3, through the integrated assessment that leads to GPhC registration as a Pharmacy Technician.

Across both, you'll maintain accurate records, work within awarding body and GPhC regulatory requirements, and contribute to internal quality assurance and moderation activity.

What you'll need

GPhC-registered Pharmacy Technician (current registration)

CAVA (or equivalent assessor qualification: A1, TAQA, D32/D33)

AET, PTTLS, or equivalent teaching qualification

Substantial experience working in pharmacy — community, hospital, or other settings

Experience delivering or assessing pharmacy apprenticeships or qualifications

Confident delivering online via Microsoft Teams

Full UK driving licence

What would be a bonus

CET / Level 4 teaching qualification

Experience across both community and hospital pharmacy settings

Experience delivering both the Level 2 PSA and Level 3 Pharmacy Technician standards

IQA qualification (e.g. V1, IQA Award)

Experience working across funded and commercial training provision

What you'll get from us

A growing provider expanding into pharmacy — you'll be shaping how we deliver, not inheriting someone else's approach

A modern tech platform built in-house (not a clunky off-the-shelf system)

Autonomy to manage your own diary and workload

A team that shares best practice across sectors

Home working between delivery and visits

About Real Skills Training

Real Skills Training Ltd is an independent provider headquartered in Warrington and delivering nationally. We hold RoATP, DWP, and ELCAS approvals and deliver apprenticeships and qualifications across a growing range of sectors. We're expanding into pharmacy provision and looking for the right people to build it with us.

Pay: £26,500.00-£33,000.00 per year

Experience:

• Working in pharmacy — community, hospital: 2 years (required)
• Delivering pharmacy apprenticeships: 1 year (required)

Licence/Certification:

• GPhC-registered Pharmacy Technician (required)
• CAVA (or equiv: A1, TAQA, D32/D33) (required)
• AET, PTTLS, or equivalent teaching qualification (required)

Work Location: Hybrid remote in England