The Ministry of Education, Religion and Sports in Greece has initiated the application process for the Pharmaceutical Vocational Training Academy, established in collaboration with the Panhellenic Union of Pharmaceutical Industry. This academy is set to begin its operations from the spring semester of 2026, focusing specifically on training for pharmacy manufacturing. The decision to establish this academy was officially published in the Government Gazette, emphasizing the partnership between governmental education authorities and private pharmaceutical stakeholders.

Eligible applicants are secondary school graduates who are encouraged to submit their online application for selection and enrollment in this vocational program. This initiative reflects the Greek government's commitment to enhancing vocational education and addressing workforce needs within the pharmaceutical industry. By providing specialized training, the academy aims to equip trainees with the necessary skills and knowledge to facilitate their entry into an increasingly competitive job market.

The establishment of the Pharmaceutical Vocational Training Academy signals a significant step in promoting professional education in the health sector, particularly in pharmacy. As Greece continues to navigate developments in healthcare and pharmaceuticals, this academy is expected to play a crucial role in preparing qualified professionals who can meet industry demands and improve public health outcomes.