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Netcare Parklands Hospital Learnerships (only Matric required)

Editor — Wed, 08 Mar 2017 04:59:28 +0000

Netcare Parklands Hospital will be facilitating a 1 year training programme for two successful candidates, offering them the opportunity of becoming a Qualified Basic Pharmacist Assistant. Pharmacist Assistants work closely with a Pharmacist to ensure safe and appropriate medication management.

What are the requirements?

To be considered for this 2017 Basic Pharmacy Assistant Learnerships, you should meet the following:

Be a South African citizen;
Have a Matric or Grade 12 certificate;
Must have passed these subjects: Mathematics, English, Biology/Life Sciences.

How to apply?

To apply for this learnership programme at Netcare Parklands Hospital, e-mail a detailed CV to [email protected] with this in the subject line: Pharmacist Assistant – Learner Basic

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Closing date: 14 March 2017

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Netcare 2016 Pharmacy Assistant Learnerships (E.Cape) | Only Matric required

Editor — Tue, 05 Jan 2016 19:54:38 +0000

South African hospital group and healthcare provider, Netcare, is inviting applications from South Africans with a Grade 12 or equivalent qualification to apply for their 2016 Pharmacy Assistant Learnerships which will be based at Netcare Greenacres Hospital and Netcare Cuyler Hospital in the Eastern Cape for a period of two years, starting in 2016. Applicants would have to indicate their preferred hospital, among the two, when applying. This is a HWSETA supported learnership and pays a monthly allowance of R1800 for the duration of training. At the successful completion of the training, candidates will receive National Certificates and will be enabled to register as either Basic or Post Basic Pharmacy Assistants with the South African Pharmacy Council.

What are the requirements?

Have a Grade 12/Matric certificate (or equivalent, e.g. NCV 4 or Technical N3) with English and Mathematics as passed subjects;
Have a passion for pharmacy;
Enjoy working with people; and
Exceptional communication skills.

How to apply?

To apply for this learnership programme, email you detailed CV, quoting Learner Basic Pharmacist Assistants 2016 in the subject line to [email protected]

Closing date: 08 January 2016

See this advert in PDF, click here.

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Netcare warns public of learnerships SCAM

Editor — Mon, 21 Apr 2014 18:02:02 +0000

One of South Africa’s leading health care and hospital groups, Netcare, has called on unemployed South Africans and members of the public in general to not fall for scams currently doing the rounds on online platforms such as websites, social media, via email and via SMS. This scams require applicants to pay a certain amount of money as “part of the application process”. After sending in an application, an applicant is then scammed of money.

In a scam warning/ notice published to the Netcare official website, the hospital group said that the company’s name and corporate identity “has been used fraudulently in a series of hoax e-mails, SMS messages and online and social media scams whereby money is requested from applicants for learnerships and other recruitment processes”.

Netcare re-iterated that it never solicits any funds from job applicants and will never do so. “Netcare would NEVER ask candidates for money to process their job applications as it is not the policy of the organisation to collect fees when we recruit or appoint employees. This is an illegal, unauthorised advertisement not sanctioned in any way or connected to Netcare,” it said in the notice. “If you are requested to deposit money into a bank account relating to the above-mentioned do NOT do so.”

The Bursary Bin founder, Madimetja Mashishi, has called on members of the public to only trust opportunities published on reputable career websites. “Internships, learnerships or jobs published or shared on social networks such as Facebook and those appearing on public classifieds websites should be carefully scrutinised. Applicants should always look to trustworthy career information sources for learnerships, internships or job adverts to avoid scams,” he says.

The Bursary Bin publishes only verified information. You can trust all opportunities published on The Bursary Bin.

Should you have any doubts or queries regarding any Netcare opportunities, please call the Netcare contact centre on (010) 241-4030.

To view Netcare’s current vacancies go to the “Careers at Netcare” page.

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