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Tailored Training Programs for the Pharmaceutical Industry
Empowering Excellence in Pharma Operations

Our education and training services empower pharmaceutical companies with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in a highly regulated industry. At PharmaContinuum, we deliver high-impact, expert-led training designed to elevate operational excellence, compliance, and technical capabilities across the pharmaceutical value chain. Our comprehensive workshop portfolio covers critical areas including Technology Transfer, Quality Risk Management, Aseptic Practices, Cleaning Validation, Supplier Qualification, and more.

Each program is designed and delivered by seasoned industry professionals with real-world experience in GMP-regulated environments. Through a blend of focused lectures and interactive team-based exercises, participants gain both theoretical insight and practical tools for immediate application in their daily roles.

We offer maximum flexibility:

  • On-site training at your facilities
  • Remote delivery via secure online platforms
  • Customized content tailored to your specific processes, team structure, and business goals

Whether you’re looking to onboard new talent, upskill cross-functional teams, or reinforce GMP best practices, PharmaContinuum’s training solutions are built to support your growth and compliance objectives.

Partner with us to build a stronger, smarter, and more agile pharmaceutical workforce.

1. Technology Transfer Process Management (Entry Level)
  • Quality Focus: Regulatory expectations; criteria for CMO/CDMO selection
  • Project Management Focus: Knowledge management principles; structured TT process mapping
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
2. Single-Use Systems (SUS)
  • Quality Focus: Material qualification processes; implications for Contamination Control Strategy (CCS)
  • Manufacturing Focus: Operational integration of SUS; practical “do’s and don’ts”
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
3. Cleaning Validation
  • Quality Focus: Fundamental concepts; applicable regulatory requirements
  • Manufacturing Focus: Sampling strategies; practical considerations and common pitfalls
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
4. Train-the-Trainer: Technical Education & Training
  • Learning & Development Focus: Principles of adult learning (andragogy); effective learning models
  • Management Focus: Communication strategies; training program effectiveness evaluation
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
5. Supplier Qualification
  • Quality Focus: Regulatory expectations; qualification and requalification processes
  • Manufacturing Focus: Practical aspects of auditing and supplier interactions; common “do’s and don’ts”
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
6. Deviation Management
  • Quality Focus: Regulatory compliance; structured risk assessment approaches
  • Application Focus: Root Cause Analysis (RCA); investigation workflows and documentation best practices
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
7. Manufacturing Batch Records
  • Quality Focus: Regulatory expectations; key compliance elements
  • Manufacturing Focus: Lean design principles; improving usability for shop floor personnel
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
8. Aseptic Behavior – Best Practices
  • Quality Focus: Regulatory requirements; quality oversight in aseptic environments
  • Manufacturing Focus: Operator behavior; training strategies for maintaining sterility assurance
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
9. Quality Risk Management (Entry Level)
  • Quality Focus: Core concepts; current regulatory expectations
  • Application Focus: Selecting appropriate risk assessment tools; common mistakes to avoid
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)
10. Technology Transfer – Project Management Focus
  • Planning aspects: Project timelines, milestones, and critical path
  • Governance aspects: Team roles and responsibilities (RACI), governance structure, and stakeholder management
  • Execution aspects: KPIs, communication flow, and project monitoring tools
  • 1 day course
  • 4 Lectures (2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon)
  • 4 Team Exercises (1 per lecture, plus 1 initial expectations-setting activity)