How to Become a Licensed Pharmacist in Canada?

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Step 1: Create ID in Pharmacist Gateway Canada

All international pharmacy graduates should create the NAPRA gateway ID for identification during the PEBC licensing process.

https://ipgportal.pharmacistsgatewaycanada.ca/

Step 2: Document evaluation

The PEBC evaluates your pharmacy qualification and documents, giving you eligibility to write PEBC evaluating examinations.

Official Document Evaluation Link

Step 3: Applying for the PEBC evaluating exam

Official Exam Application Link

Preparing for PEBC evaluating exam/sample questions:

https://www.pharmacyprep.com/evaluating-exam.html

*After passing the evaluation exam, you will be eligible for qualifying Part 1 and Part 2 exams.

PEBC: Exemption from the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination [PEBC EE]

PEBC: Evaluating Exam [EE]: Who Doesn’t Need to Write It?

Step 4: Qualifying Exam Part 1 (MCQ)

Official Part 1 Application

Preparing for PEBC qualifying exam part 1(MCQ) sample questions:

https://www.pharmacyprep.com/review-classes-part1.html

Step 5: Qualifying Exam Part 2 (OSCE)

Preparing for OSCE and sample videos:

https://www.pharmacyprep.com/osce-review-classes.html

Step 6: Registration for licensure with provincial college

Jurisprudence exams, IELTS, Bridging courses, PACE and internships. Finally the winner. All the best!

PEBC Certification Process for Canadian/U.S. Graduates

Step 1: ID and Education verification

PEBC Verification Link

Step 2: Qualifying Exam Part 1 (MCQ)

Application information, deadline and timing are all on the PEBC site:

Official Link

Sample Questions

Step 3: Qualifying Exam Part 2 (OSCE)

OSCE Review Classes

Step 4: Registration for licensure

Jurisprudence exams, IELTS, Bridging courses, PACE and internships. All the best!