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Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC): Who Asks for It
About Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC)
Fees the guides quote
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Qualifying Examination - Part I (MCQ): $585 (2027 fee)
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Pharmacy Technician International Evaluation: $500
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Qualifying Examination - Part II (OSPE): $1,240 (2027 fee)
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Qualifying Examination - Part I (MCQ): $585
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Qualifying Examination - Part II (OSPE): $1,240
Licensing guides quote these from the body's own pages. Check its site for current amounts and times.
Occupations and provinces
| Occupation | Where | Assessment | Why | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pharmacist | Nova Scotia | Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) | PEBC ID and Education Verification | Source“You are required to first complete ID and Education Verification by submitting the completed application and ID documents if you graduated in Canada from a CCAPP accredited pharmacy program and intend to apply for the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination for the first time or if your ID and Education Verification expires.”pebc.ca/pharmacists/qualifying-examination/application-for-part-i-a... |
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