Countries > Canada > Pharmacists
North America — Pharmacy
Canada for Pharmacists
Canada licenses pharmacists through provincial and territorial colleges. For most internationally trained pharmacists, the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) is the national assessment gateway: document evaluation, Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ), and Qualifying Exam Part II (OSCE), followed by provincial jurisprudence, language, and internship requirements.
PEBC
National assessment
Part I
MCQ written exam
Part II
OSCE clinical exam
Provincial
College registration
Select your pathway below.
Document Evaluation
PEBC — Document Evaluation
Credential review of your pharmacy degree and supporting documents before you become eligible for the Qualifying Exams.
Go to Document Evaluation →PEBC Part I
PEBC — Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ)
Computer-based multiple-choice exam assessing knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice.
Go to PEBC Part I →PEBC Part II
PEBC — Qualifying Exam Part II (OSCE)
Objective structured clinical examination assessing communication, problem-solving, and practice skills.
Go to PEBC Part II →Related
Canada for Doctors
Physician licensing and specialty pathways for this destination.
Go to Doctors →Related
Canada for Nurses
Nursing licensure exams and credential pathways for this destination.
Go to Nurses →Related
Canada for Dentists
Dentist licensing exams and registration pathways for this destination.
Go to Dentists →