Our Australian Pharmacist Intern Written Exam Preparation Course is designed to help you pass the APC (Australian Pharmacy Council) intern written exam on your first attempt. This exam is a crucial step towards achieving your general registration as a pharmacist in Australia. With expert guidance, comprehensive study materials, and targeted practice exams, this course equips you with the knowledge and strategies needed to succeed. Prepare with confidence and take a major step forward in your pharmacy career in Australia.
The Intern Written Exam is one component of the General Registration Exam, alongside the Intern Oral Exam. Both exams are administered by the Pharmacy Board of Australia and are prerequisites for general registration as a pharmacist.
| Category | Fees | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| APC Intern Written Exam | 1500AUD+GST10% | 3.5 months |
Elite Expertise offers a specialized Australian Pharmacy Intern Written Exam Preparation Course, providing aspiring pharmacists with the knowledge, strategies, and structured guidance needed to pass the APC (Australian Pharmacy Council) intern written exam with confidence.
With comprehensive study materials, expert mentorship, and targeted practice sessions, our course ensures you are fully prepared to take the next step toward general registration as a pharmacist in Australia.
Structured Study Resources
Gain access to well-organized study handouts covering all key topics tested in the intern written exam, including
Australian pharmacy regulations, clinical pharmacy concepts, and essential drug knowledge.
Expert-Led Training
Learn from highly qualified pharmacists with extensive experience in Australian pharmacy practice. Our expert instructors provide real-world
insights and proven strategies to help you succeed.
Mock Exams & Practice Tests
Test your preparedness with full-length mock exams and extensive practice questions designed to mirror the actual exam format. These practice sessions help you refine your test-taking skills and build confidence.
Exam Strategies & Time Management
Master effective test-taking techniques, develop time management skills, and learn how to stay focused under pressure. Our structured approach ensures you approach the exam with a clear strategy for success.
Personalized Feedback & Support
Receive individualized feedback on your mock tests and dedicated support sessions to address specific doubts. Our instructors guide you every step of
the way to help strengthen your weak areas and maximize your score.
Our Australian Intern Written Exam Preparation Course is designed for individuals who meet the eligibility criteria to sit for the APC (Australian Pharmacy Council) Intern Written Exam. If you are provisionally registered with the Pharmacy Board of Australia, or have previously held registration, and have completed at least 75% of the required supervised practice hours (approximately 1,575 hours), or will complete them by the exam date, you are eligible to take the exam—and our course will guide you through the preparation process.
This course is perfect for candidates looking to enhance their understanding of Australian pharmacy practice, clinical knowledge, and exam strategies to ensure success in the Intern Written Exam. If you meet the eligibility criteria, our course will provide you with the necessary resources, support, and expertise to help you confidently prepare for the exam and move forward in your journey toward general registration as a pharmacist in Australia.
The Australian Pharmacist Intern Written Exam is a critical milestone in your journey to becoming a fully registered pharmacist in Australia. While self-study is an option, it can come with several challenges that can make it difficult to succeed:
At Elite Expertise, we’ve created a comprehensive course to address these challenges. With expert guidance, personalized support, and a proven learning methodology, you’ll have the structure, practice, and confidence needed to excel in the Intern Written Exam. Our program ensures you are fully prepared, so you can take this crucial step towards a successful pharmacy career in Australia.
Navigating the path to licensure can be overwhelming, but with Elite Expertise, you don’t have to do it alone. We specialize in helping overseas pharmacists achieve their dreams of practicing in Australia, Canada, Ireland, and more.
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The Australian Pharmacist Intern Written Exam is a standardised test that evaluates the knowledge and skills of pharmacy interns in Australia. It is a crucial step in the process of becoming a registered pharmacist, ensuring that interns possess the necessary competencies to practise safely and effectively.
The exam comprises 75 questions spread across a 2-hour timeframe. Of these, 67 questions count towards your score, while 8 are unscored (pilot). Questions are presented randomly, though you can flag the questions for later review. Completion of all 75 questions is required to finish the exam. Each question is multiple-choice with one correct answer from 4 options, and some may pertain to patient profiles. How can I register for the Australian Pharmacist Intern Written Exam?
Registration for the exam is usually done through the Australian Pharmacy Council’s website. Candidates need to create an account, complete the application form, and pay the required fee. It's important to check the specific registration deadlines and requirements on the official website.
Effective preparation strategies include studying the relevant pharmacy textbooks and guidelines, practising past exam papers, attending review courses or study groups, and utilising online resources and practice questions. Time management and consistent study schedules are also crucial.
Recommended materials include standard pharmacy textbooks, professional practice guidelines, past exam papers, online practice questions, and review courses. It is also beneficial to refer to the Pharmacy Board of Australia's recommended reading list.
