Who must take the PEBC Exam?

All pharmacists who wish to practise in Canada, including Canadian grads and internationally trained pharmacists.

Is an Indian pharmacist licence valid in Canada?

No. You must pass PEBC exams and meet provincial requirements.

How long is the exam?

Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ) ~7 hours; Part II (OSCE) ~4 hours.

Part I: computer-based MCQ. Part II: OSCE with clinical stations.

Apply on the PEBC website, submit documents, pay fees; international candidates often require credential evaluation first.

Best preparation strategies?

Study the PEBC competencies, use reference texts, join prep courses, practise questions, and form study groups.

PEBC Exam Preparation Course

Prepare for PEBC with expert educators, structured study guides, and realistic mock exams. Start your journey to Canadian pharmacist licensure.

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About the PEBC Exam Preparation Course

Elite Expertise offers an intensive preparation course for international pharmacists seeking Canadian licensure. We cover Biomedical & Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmacy Practice with expert-led coaching, detailed notes, and mocks—aligned to each PEBC stage. See the steps to become a pharmacist in Canada.

Course Duration & Fees

Category	Fees	Duration
Skills Assessment Guidance	—	Depends on document submission
PEBC Exam Course	AUD 935	6 months

PEBC Exam Preparation Course Details

Our curriculum builds knowledge, strategy, and practice to achieve your licensure goals in Canada.

Understand the PEBC
Know competencies, structure, and exam-day expectations.

Study Materials & Questions
Extensive practice with explanations to pinpoint gaps.

Exam Techniques
Time management, anxiety control, and focused review.

Mock Exams + Feedback
Realistic simulations with personalised guidance.

Final Review
Targeted sessions on high-yield concepts and tips.

Who is the Course For

International candidates (outside the US) with B.Pharm/M.Pharm/Pharm.D aiming for Canadian licensure. Typical steps include:

1) Enrol with Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada
2) Document evaluation
3) Pharmacist Evaluating Examination
4) Pharmacist Qualifying Exam (MCQ & OSCE)
5) PEBC registration
6) English language proficiency
7) PRA application
8) Structured Practical Training & Assessment
9) Jurisprudence exams
10) Licensure registration

Master the PEBC Exams

Pass with targeted review, realistic mocks, and instructor feedback.

Materials & Mocks: Simplified handouts plus practice exams.
Expert Educators: Learn from experienced pharmacy professionals.
Personalised Plans: Strategies tailored to maximise your score.
Feedback & Support: Regular check-ins to keep you on track.

Why Choose Elite Expertise?

Proven Success
High pass rates across cohorts.

Expert Guidance
Seasoned instructors who understand licensure pathways.

Comprehensive Resources
Notes, mocks, and skill-building tools.

Supportive Community
Join pharmacists who share your journey.

Interactive Learning
Live online and engaging sessions.

Study at Your Pace
Recorded classes for flexible review.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PEBC Exam?

The certification exam by PEBC to ensure pharmacists meet Canadian practice standards.

Who must take it?

Canadian grads and internationally trained pharmacists who want to practise in Canada.

What does it assess?

Pharmaceutical sciences, clinical pharmacy, pharmacy practice, and ethics/legal aspects.

Is an Indian licence valid?

No. You must pass PEBC and satisfy provincial requirements.

Exam length & format

Part I MCQ ~7h; Part II OSCE ~4h. MCQ is computer-based; OSCE uses clinical stations.