How to Become a Registered Pharmacist in Canada

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Pharmacy Examination are conducted under the control of PEBC 

(Pharmacy Examination Board of Canada) : http://www.pebc.ca

There are 3 steps for an International student to achieve PEBC pharmacist certification:

Step 1: Document Evaluation.

Step 2: The Pharmacist Evaluating Examination.

Step 3: The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination, Part I (MCQ) and Part II (OSCE).

Step 1: Document Evaluation:

You must pass this evaluation of your educational and professional credentials to be eligible to write the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination (We easily qualify that).

You must pass this written examination to be eligible for the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination –Parts I and II (You have to go through all pharmacy course once to pass this exam).

Step 2: The Pharmacist Evaluating Examination:

You must pass this written examination to be eligible for the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination –Parts I and II (You have to go through all pharmacy course once to pass this exam).

Step 3: The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination, Part I (MCQ) (Written) and Part II (OSCE) (Verbal).

Your final step to qualifying for certification with PEBC. When you have passed both Parts of the examination you will be certified and registered with PEBC as Qualified Pharmacist.

For this portion you have to really work hard and proper understanding of Drug and therapeutics.

Need 1000 hour of internship and IELTS 6.5 to get register with PEBC. Then after that job is not a issue, Drug store will be chasing you for Job.

Examination	Expense per Exam
Step 1 : Document Evaluation	530 CAD
Step 2 : Pharmacist Evaluation Exam	515 CAD
Step3 : MCQs and OSCE	400+1520 CAD
Total	2965 CAD

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Vaagdevi College of Pharmacy - India

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