Determining whether you are a beginner in GMP and GDP depends on several factors such as your education, experience, and level of knowledge or skills. Here are some indicators that can help you determine if beginner level training is right for you:
- Limited experience: If you are just starting your career in pharma or biotech, you are likely a beginner. You may have little or no practical experience in the field of manufacturing/distributing medicinal products.
- Basic knowledge: If you have a basic understanding of the concepts, terminology, and tools used in pharma, you are likely a beginner. You may have some theoretical knowledge but lack practical experience with GMP or GDP.
- Entry-level position: If you are in an entry-level position or just starting a new job in pharma, you are likely a beginner.
- Limited scope: If your responsibilities are limited in scope or require supervision or guidance from others, you are likely a beginner.
In these cases, a beginner level GMP training or GDP training would be a good fit for you.