New PETC has announced the expansion of its specialized training programs designed to support international pharmacy graduates aiming to become licensed pharmacists in Canada. With a strong reputation for delivering practical and results-driven education, New PETC is now accepting students for its updated pharmacist registration courses and in-depth EE Preparation Course, tailored specifically for the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) Evaluating Examination.

As the first major step for internationally educated pharmacists seeking Canadian licensure, the PEBC Evaluating Exam is a significant milestone. New PETC’s EE Preparation Course is structured to align directly with the PEBC’s format and competencies, making it easier for students to navigate the complexities of the exam. The program is led by experienced instructors who provide insights into exam strategy, core concepts, and clinical understanding necessary to succeed in a competitive environment.

In addition to the Evaluating Exam, New PETC’s pharmacist registration courses guide students through each step of the licensing pathway, including support for the PEBC Qualifying Exams. These courses cover essential topics such as Canadian pharmacy practice, pharmacotherapy, patient communication, and regulatory requirements. Through interactive teaching methods and practical exam simulations, students build the knowledge and confidence needed to pass their exams and enter the workforce.

New PETC stands out for its commitment to student success and personalized instruction. Every course is developed with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by international graduates, especially those transitioning into a new healthcare system. With a student-centered approach, the institution provides both academic preparation and mentorship to ensure that candidates feel fully supported during their journey.
The flexibility of New PETC’s programs also allows students to balance their study schedules with work or family commitments. Online access, expert feedback, and regular practice assessments help students stay on track and monitor their progress throughout the course. This practical, hands-on learning approach has led to consistently high success rates among past graduates, many of whom are now practicing pharmacists across Canada.

New PETC invites international pharmacy graduates who are preparing for their licensing journey to enroll today and take the next step toward becoming a registered pharmacist in Canada.

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