Method: It is a cross-sectional, descriptive study. Population includes trainings conducted in 2009-2013 by TPA Pharmacy Academy. Trainings" subjects, organized provinces, duration, methods, timeline were compiled scanning Academy"s website and TPA 37.-38. Period Study Reports. Data is assessed by frequency and percentage distributions using SPSS18 software package.

Findings: It was determined that 275 vocational training programs organized by TPA Pharmacy Academy between 2009- 2013; most training held in 2010 (25,5%) and trainings reached slightly more than one-third(37%) of pharmacist chambers, and 33,8% of pharmacists in Turkey attended trainings. It was determined that main training topics (56,7%) comprised of pharmaceutical care and disease information, there is not any training on pharmaceutical legislation issues, sufficient preliminary work is not done for determining pharmacists" demand in subject choice. It was found that mostly face-to-face teaching methods (58,9%) are applied but web-based interactive trainings, increasingly widespread in the world, never used.

Conclusion: It was determined that continuous postgraduate trainings held by TPA cannot reach to all pharmacists, and comprehensiveness was very low. Need recognition is made to increase programs" comprehensiveness and efficiency; it is underlined that planned trainings can be reached all pharmacists by performing independent from space and time with internetbased training techniques, and should be made compulsory. Keywords : Pharmacy; Pharmacy Education, Continuing Pharmacy Education