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College of Pharmacists of Manitoba (CPhM) Licensure Requirements

The CPhM accepts the first five complete applications from IPGs each month. Applications must include all supporting documents. Applications received beyond the first five are queued in order of submission and reviewed in subsequent months.


Requirement

Duration (Months)

Cost

Enrolment in Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada

-

$380

PEBC Document Evaluation

2

$705

PEBC Evaluating Examination

4

$900*

PEBC Qualifying Examination

4.5

MCQ: $845*

OSCE: $1,895*

Language Proficiency Requirement (English/French)

-

Varies

Application to CPhM

-

$745

Structured Practical Training

6

Varies

Jurisprudence Modules and Examination

-

$326

Licensure / Registration

-

$1,031

TOTAL

16.5

$6,827

* Fee per attempt: Up to four attempts permitted. Note: Total cost may vary depending on the number of attempts required to pass the PEBC exams.


Financial Overview for IPGs

IPGs aiming to practice as pharmacists in Canada should budget for various fees across multiple stages, including document evaluation, exams, and final licensure. Additional training may also incur further expenses if required to meet Canadian standards.

Cost Breakdown:

  • Licensing Fees: Each stage of the licensing process has distinct fees, such as enrollment in Gateway Canada, structured practical training, and jurisprudence exams.

  • Provincial Differences: Costs can vary by province; candidates can refer to CPhM’s website for detailed information.


Additional Expenses to Consider

  1. Supplementary Education:

    • Some candidates may need further language or pharmacy training, which can incur costs for courses, tutoring, or study resources.

  2. Exam Travel Expenses:

    • Candidates outside major Canadian cities may face travel and accommodation costs to attend exams.

  3. Immigration Costs:

    • Immigration, if applicable, involves additional fees. For more information, refer to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

  4. Living Expenses:

    • The cost of living varies widely across Canada and should be included in financial planning during the licensing process.



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