PEBC-Pharmacy-Technician-Exam-Eligibility-Syllabus-and-Preparation-Tips.pptx

This presentation provides a complete overview of the PEBC Pharmacy Technician Exam, covering essential details about eligibility criteria, exam structure, syllabus, and expert preparation tips. Designed for aspiring pharmacy technicians aiming to practice in Canada, it breaks down the evaluation process, required qualifications, documentation, and study strategies to help candidates confidently clear the exam.
You’ll also find insights into recommended resources, time management strategies, and key focus areas to strengthen your preparation and improve your chances of success in the PEBC Qualifying Exam.

Ideal for:

Pharmacy technician students

International pharmacy graduates

Educators and training institutes guiding PEBC candidates

1. PEBC Pharmacy Technician Exam: Eligibility, Syllabus, and Preparation Tips

2. Introduction The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) conducts the Pharmacy Technician Qualifying Exam to assess the competence of pharmacy technicians seeking licensure in Canada.

3. Exam Overview Two-Part Structure MCQ (multiple-choice) exam & OSPE (Objective Structured Performance Exam) Comprehensive Assessment Evaluates knowledge, skills, and judgment required for safe pharmacy practice

4. Eligibility Criteria CCAPP-Accredited Program Completion of a CCAPP-accredited Pharmacy Technician program in Canada International Candidates Internationally educated candidates must have PEBC document evaluation completed Language Requirements Meet language proficiency requirements (IELTS/CELBAN) if required

5. Exam Format MCQ Exam 150 multiple-choice questions (120 scored + 30 pre test) Computer-based format OSPE Exam 11 stations simulating real pharmacy scenarios 5 interactive, 4 non interactive, 1 video station and 1 pre-test station Both parts must be passed for certification

6. Syllabus - MCQ and OSPE Evaluates the The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) competencies Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities Patient Care Product Distribution Practice Setting Health Promotion Knowledge and Research Application Communication and Education Intra and Inter-Professional Collaboration Quality and Safety

7. Preparation Tips Review Resources Review PEBC syllabus and practice blueprints Use Official Materials Use official PEBC resources and question banks Practice with Peers Practice mock OSPE stations with peers Develop Skills Focus on time management and communication skills

8. Key Strategies Structured Schedule Create a structured study schedule Legal & Ethical Focus Revise legal and ethical responsibilities thoroughly Technical Skills Practice calculations and compounding techniques Exam Simulation Simulate exam conditions for practice

9. Conclusion Passing the PEBC Pharmacy Technician Exam requires consistent preparation, understanding of the syllabus, and practice of real-world scenarios. Stay calm, manage time effectively, and focus on patient safety throughout your preparation.