New paths in GMP - Knowledge transfer

Who does not associate theoretical frontal teaching with the terms "boring" and "dry"? The innovative training model from QMS Sellemond has proven that it can be very different. The basis of GMP training is the "training company," a simulated and virtually represented GMP manufacturing company, in which the rooms, equipment, operational processes, and requirements are modeled after a real production facility.

Learn - Practice - Understand - Apply

The goal of the "training company" training method is to practically test, reinforce, and reflect on the theoretically conveyed content. The workshop topics are based on tasks from the training company, creating a direct application link to practical challenges from the participants' professional everyday life. Reflection and discussion of the workshop results are a fixed part of the teaching units. The mix of methods guarantees a very high practical relevance of the seminars.

The maximum learning success

The "training company" combines theory and practice. The immediate practical implementation of the learned theoretical content consolidates the knowledge. Questions or uncertainties often arise during the workshops, which can be addressed and clarified. Experience naturally motivates active group work, exchanges experiences, and sparks discussions. The learning effect is significantly increased with this dual methodology compared to frontal teaching.

Making theory come alive

The lessons are more than just dry theory. Connecting theory with practice makes it more interesting, more fun, and therefore much more sustainable. The company simulation is an effective tool to make lessons realistic and engaging. The mix of methods makes GMP an exciting topic.

Companies need well-trained employees to operate GMP production efficiently and in compliance with regulations. Therefore, QMS Sellemond has set itself the task of establishing new standards in GMP knowledge transfer. The practical, dual learning program prepares GMP employees optimally and realistically for their professional everyday life.

The next GMP basic course will take place from October 4th to October 6th, 2016.