Immigrant Story: How I got my licensed to practice pharmacy in Canada as a Philippine graduate.

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[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Fascinating! I appreciate you sharing this story!

[@shimoncabrera]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@romelynbardon]

Great content kuyyyysss😊

[@shimoncabrera]

Thank you 😁

[@xitan2862]

I did mine this May, hopefully I can pass the osce, this is my second trial

[@shimoncabrera]

I am so sorry for late reply. I use to run review centre specifically of OSCE

[@dorissacdalan9842]

I have a son who will be graduating nxt year and planning to be an international student there in canada? What agency did u apply in order to attain that bridging program? What is it called?

[@shimoncabrera]

Sorry for very late reply, for some reason KZbin did not notify me there was a comment on my video. To answer your question, I went through an agency that no longer offer this program since it's been about 20 years ago. But you can try applying the Pharmacy Bridging Program and apply for student visa though I think it is much difficult now.

[@armanjhunRPh]

Hi sir, thanks for sharing your story. Im a licensed Pharmacist po working now in UAE with almost 10 years of experience. I’m planning to start my application for Canada. What would be the first step for me to process po? Thank you in advance.

[@shimoncabrera]

First step is what ever you would need for immigration. But to become a pharmacist, start reading instruction on the PEBC website. 1. Application 2. English fluency test 3. Evaluation exam

[@princesscearmaeabainza3252]

Hello Sir I just got here in Canada via spouse sponsorship and Im planning to pursue my career as pharmacist i have 8 years experience in the Philippines. Where should I start? Is there a support group or fb group for international pharmacist from the Philippines? Starting from zero is really hard😢

[@shimoncabrera]

I am not in the loop regarding groups but I can connect you to fellow international pharmacist that might be know group like you

[@hamnaadnan935]

I am a pharmacy graduate with no experience , what could be my route sir?

[@shimoncabrera]

International graduate? Start with PEBC. If you want to become a pharmacist it will be a long process but possible. You can also become a pharmacy technician if you pass the evaluating exams

[@richrodriguez2542]

Hi po! Im an international pharmacy graduate here in the Philippines and Im planning to apply for the SINP/express entry program. Do you suggest po to take qualifying exam first before applying or PEBC Document Eval and ECA is enough na po then pagdating nalang sa Canada saka ako mag take ng exams? Thank you po!

[@charmainegarces1188]

Evaluating exam and qualifying exams are not required for express entry. Only your ECA from PEBC is required. Pagdating mo sa canada saka kana lang mag take nang exams.

[@paulbryanrimando9477]

Hi Sir, pharmacist ako sa Pinas and dto po ako toronto ngyon, pwede po ba ung evaluation ko sa WES gmitin for PEBC?

[@shimoncabrera]

You require evaluating exams before Qualifying exams because you considered an international pharmacist.

[@shimoncabrera]

agree. Express entry is to get into Canada. Pharmacy - Evaluating and Qualifying exams are to get licensed to practice pharmacy in Canada

[@hamnaadnan935]

And how to get ECA from PEBC

[@dianerogel341]

Kelangan po bang may masters sa pharmacy para maqualify sa document evaluation o pwedeng 4 years lang? TY

[@shimoncabrera]

Hindi, as far as I know, check WES document evaluation

[@earvinjoelsanosa5527]

Sir ask lang po pano po ang pathway pag Optometrist?

[@shimoncabrera]

very sorry for late reply. To be an optometrist in Canada you would need to have at least 3 years undergraduate before you can try to apply for Optometry school.