Secrets to Ace Canada PEBC Exams PART 3

[@liliafella8413]

Very valuable advice you gave. Thank you very much ❤

[@saidimbondela9158]

Thanks so much for the tips. They are very usefull, I'm expecting to take my EE in January 2024. The information I got from these 3 parts have tons of value for anyone serious to pass the exams

[@mohamedalimattummal2115]

Thank you temi for uploading videos.

[@JulianaOkoye-bp1nn]

Hello Temi! Thanks a lot for the video, pls is it possible to get the relevant materials required by the pebc evaluating examination both their McQ and osce. Or a site I can see them?

[@kobinalebron6247]

Is there a video on how you accessed the study materials please?

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Right here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHS0iHxtipd3msU

[@jigarrathod1033]

Hii Temi.. I am new subscriber of your KZbin channel. I want to say that your videos are really informative and helpful for international pharmacist, who are preparing for PEBC exam. I watched all of your KZbin videos on one day and can you make videos on regular manner like every week or 3-5 days gap. could you please make video on PEBC prep courses for each steps and which is the best course. Also make video on how to start study like which subject should we study first, I mean algorithms for preparation. Please reply as soon as possible.🤗

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Hi Jigar, thanks so much for the support! I really am trying my best in terms of pushing out content but it can be a lot especially when combined with working full time and having a family. I already made a video on PREP Courses for PEBC and that would be coming up on Thursday March 30th or 31st at the very latest. As regards how to prepare, the course i introduced in that video (pharmaepass) is amazing for that as they already lined up the subjects according to PEBC priority. However, i must say that please always confirm with the syllabus and make sure you read the high priority ones at least 2 times. I hope this helps!

[@jigarrathod1033]

@@healthcarewithtemi thank you so much temi for reply. Are you on Instagram or any other social media platform.

[@mohamedalimattummal2115]

How was your pebc journey did you manage to pass all at first attempt? How many years of gap you had between your graduation and the year you started pebc journey. I just started my journey planning to write EE jan 2024 took pharmachieve course

[@denisf430]

Hi can you tell me how to pharmachieve course content is? Is it easy to follow for someone who’s graduated 8 yrs ago and was not quite in touch with pharmacy books ? I also came across pharmepass on this channel and pharmacy prep course..any suggestions on which course is best?

[@adanjan3808]

Helo mam I need to know can I give my Evaluating exam in Canada?rather than online I am from Pakistan..I am going through process of document evaluation. Please when u read kindly guide ..if yes than after document evaluation I can choose center for Canada for EE...l??I will wait for your reply thanks

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Yes, you can write the EE in Canada. The question is: do you have a means of entry to Canada? If you are still processing that, then you may want to write it in Pakistan if you have a test centre there.

[@yonasandetsion2651]

Hi temi, its a great conten you have here Thanks so much. I might move to Alberta in the coming 6 months. Is there any kind of help from the government to prepare for the exam? Plus is there any GPA requirement to sit for the exam? Thanks alot again!

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Yes, the well known one for pharmacists in Alberta is the "Direction for Immigrants": they have classes for all the PEBC exams. Check out this link for more info: directionsforimmigrants.ca/occupational-profiles/regulated-careers-in-health-dental-and-emergency-services/pharmacist For your 2nd question, NO, there is no GPA requirement to write the exam. Your credentials from Pharmacy school just needs to be evaluated before starting anything. I hope this helped!!!

[@chiomavivian-sb8km]

Hello Temi I am a 🇳🇬 trained pharmacist. Please, can you share materials you used that help you. I had done my due diligent search.i heard about misbah,pharmachieve and a whole lot that i do not know how to go about them. Honestly i do not know anyone that has gone this route to Canada, your like my only role model.i beg of you to recommend one for me and tell me where to get them. Thank you Ma.

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Hello Chioma. Sorry for the late response. During my time, I was in an Alberta government sponsored course for IPG: Direction for Immigrants. To be honest, I also had access to some other materials from friends. However, another amazing one is PharmaEpass; I have a video coming out next week. In the video, I talked about what to look out for with prep courses and also gave a discount code for anyone interested in the pharmaepass prep course.

[@chiomavivian-sb8km]

@@healthcarewithtemi okay, no problem.

[@denisf430]

Hi I’m going through the same situation, came across pharmachieve, pharmacy prep and pharmepass from this channel. Which course did u use? Was it available online? I’m currently outside of Canada and hoping to do part 1 from India

[@iwuchukwuemmanuella8499]

Is the IElts academic or general Also where do you download the pebc syllabus. Thank you pharm temi for your time🙏😇

[@dakamum2385]

I have a B.Pharmacy from India University, I want to pursue a master degree pharmaceutical service in Canada, please your Advice?

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Do you want to use this as a pathway to relocation?

[@Fullmetal_pharmacist]

Heard being a pharmacist in Canada is very stressful and demanding. How true is that?

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Hi. This is actually relative. I would say that pharmacists work for every dollar earned here in Canada. There are different branches to practice in but the most common is retail which is quite stressful majorly because of staff shortage and also because as IPGs, we are not so used to detailed and extensive practice of Pharmacy. When it comes to the decision of where to work you have to very strategic to avoid a burn-out.

[@Fullmetal_pharmacist]

@@healthcarewithtemi thanks for answering

[@patienceogbodike]

@@healthcarewithtemi please which are the less stressful areas to practice? And if it's only 6 hours that I can work a day, will I be allowed to or are there mandatory number of working hours?

[@aysetunc1344]

Hi dear temi I’ ve just learnet your channel and your content is wonderful for pharmacists and pharma students I am currently working as a hospital pharmacist in turkey I am from turkey I wonder that can I start the process from turkey if answer is yes which part I can ? I graduated 5 years pharmacy school and I educated with intense circumstances . I haven’t any jop contact in canada , is jop offers or something like that necessary for canada ( I tried to germany and they say jop offers in necessary to set about the process). I assume that I could manage it can i get a jop what do citizens in canada think about foreign pharmacist The last question is English enough or frech is necessary? Thanks a lot I am sorry for my long question.

[@healthcarewithtemi]

Hi Ayse, Thanks for the question; I appreciate the kind words. So, to relocate to Canada, a work visa is one of the many ways to come in, but it is not the only one. I want you to do something for me: Please look up the Express Entry pathway and let me know what your score is. The Express Entry is one of the common pathways to permanent resident status. Let me know when you have looked through okay?..Then we can take it from there.