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i am 32 and want to study pharmacy

i came to england in 2009 with no qualifications and grades. i now go to college studying level 3 esol. is there any way i can study and become a pharmacist?
Original post by iyigunler
i came to england in 2009 with no qualifications and grades. i now go to college studying level 3 esol. is there any way i can study and become a pharmacist?


Are you a UK cittizen?
Do you have indefinite leave to remain?
Are you EU settled?

If so yes.
If not yes, but you wont get funding.


You will need to study for level 3 and meet the entrance requirements for pharmacy.
If you have ilr then you can get funding (advanced learner loans) and spend 1-2 years studying. If you get offered a place and meet the grades plus qualify for funding (Student finance) then you can study it at uni.

That will be by either doing A levels, Access to HE diploma or BTEC. Each uni has their own entrance requirements but you will need decent grades.

https://www.prospects.ac.uk/jobs-and-work-experience/job-sectors/science-and-pharmaceuticals/pharmacy-courses
https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/pharmacy/studying-pharmacy

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