The Lab Analyst Training course provides knowledge-based training for learners who want to build a foundation in laboratory procedures, diagnostic testing, safety, and quality assurance. While it does not provide a professional licence, it can support entry-level and assistant roles in healthcare, clinical, research, and laboratory support settings.

• Lab Analyst
  Performs basic laboratory testing, records results, checks samples, and supports accurate analysis under supervision.
  Average UK salary: £22,000–£32,000 per year
• Laboratory Assistant
  Prepares samples, maintains equipment, organises lab materials, and supports smooth daily laboratory operations.
  Average UK salary: £20,000–£28,000 per year
• Medical Laboratory Assistant
  Handles clinical samples, supports testing processes, updates records, and assists professionals in diagnostic laboratories.
  Average UK salary: £21,000–£29,000 per year
• Clinical Laboratory Support Worker
  Assists with specimen processing, data recording, equipment preparation, and maintaining safe laboratory working practices.
  Average UK salary: £20,000–£27,000 per year
• Pathology Laboratory Assistant
  Supports pathology teams by preparing patient samples, labelling specimens, recording information, and assisting testing services.
  Average UK salary: £21,000–£30,000 per year
• Microbiology Lab Assistant
  Helps prepare microbiology samples, supports sterilisation, reduces contamination risks, and assists laboratory testing procedures.
  Average UK salary: £21,000–£29,000 per year
• Healthcare Science Assistant
  Provides technical support in healthcare science departments, assists with samples, and follows laboratory safety procedures.
  Average UK salary: £22,000–£30,000 per year
• Quality Control Assistant
  Supports quality checks, monitors laboratory procedures, keeps accurate records, and helps maintain reliable testing standards.
  Average UK salary: £22,000–£31,000 per year