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Pharmacy students need placement support: Union
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Placement putting pressure on students
“I am about to undergo my first four-week placement and will not be able to work to cover four weeks’ worth of rent”, pharmacy student says Pharmacy leaders are backing calls for the federal government to extend the Commonwealth Prac Payments (CPP) program to support pharmacy students. The program, will provide…
Students will leave pharmacy without support: NAPSA
Pharmacy students “eager to work with the government” to secure placement payments Placement poverty will force some pharmacy students to drop out if the government does not extend the eligibility for Commonwealth Prac Payments, the National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA) warns. Under the program announced by the government on Monday…
‘Prac payment’ legislation referred to Senate committee
Senate committee to hold inquiry into the government’s proposed Commonwealth Prac Payment program Stakeholders are being invited to make submissions to the Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee’s inquiry into the Universities Accord (Student Support and Other Measures) Bill 2024 [Provisions]. The legislation, which includes the Commonwealth Prac Payment scheme…