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MedCognito’s PEBC OSCE course gives international pharmacy graduates everything needed to succeed — pharmacy-specific OSCE scenarios, live mentoring, simulated stations, and personalised feedback from Ebenezer Asare, APA.
The PEBC Qualifying Examination Part II is a performance-based licensing exam administered by the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC). It assesses entry-to-practice competencies for pharmacists through a series of interactive and non-interactive stations — each designed to evaluate your ability to perform real pharmacy practice tasks under structured conditions.
Unlike multiple-choice exams, the PEBC OSCE tests not just what you know, but how you perform. Your ability to counsel a patient clearly, resolve a drug-therapy problem, screen a prescription for safety issues, and navigate an ethical dilemma — all under timed conditions — is what determines your result.
For internationally trained pharmacists (IPGs) seeking licensure in Canada, the PEBC OSCE is a critical milestone. Preparation requires deliberate practice with the station format, structured feedback on your communication and clinical reasoning, and confidence built through repetition. That is exactly what MedCognito’s course delivers.
Performance-based OSCE with interactive stations (standardised patient or assessor interaction) and non-interactive stations (written or practical tasks).
Counsel a standardised patient, resolve a drug-therapy problem or ethical dilemma, respond in writing to an advice request, screen or evaluate prescriptions, or check a dispensed prescription for accuracy.
Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC). Visit pebc.ca for exam schedules, eligibility, and registration information.
MedCognito’s PEBC course runs a 3-month structured curriculum with 6 months of full access — enough time to complete the course and review before your exam date.
Determined by PEBC based on your pathway. Contact PEBC directly to confirm your eligibility status before registering for the exam.
Every element reflects what the PEBC OSCE actually tests and where internationally trained pharmacists typically lose marks — not a generic study resource.
Station-style tasks that reflect the actual PEBC OSCE format — interactive and non-interactive — so nothing about exam day is unfamiliar when you arrive.
Targeted feedback on communication structure, clinical reasoning, and OSCE pitfalls. You don’t just practise — you learn exactly what to fix and how to fix it.
Ebenezer Asare has trained over 200 IPGs through the PEBC pathway. He teaches from inside the profession, with genuine understanding of the international pharmacist journey in Canada.
MedCognito supports your full Canadian pharmacy licensure journey. Once you’ve passed the PEBC OSCE, we’re here to guide your next steps into Canadian practice.
One structured platform — every resource aligned to the PEBC OSCE, nothing that wastes your preparation time.
40 hours of high-yield OSCE content covering all station types, clinical domains, and pharmacy practice competencies required for the PEBC Part II.
4 complete simulated stations with personalised feedback — covering counselling, prescription screening, ethical scenarios, and written tasks in real format.
Weekly 2-hour live sessions with Ebenezer Asare — practice, Q&A, skill-building, and group case reviews. Recordings available for every session.
A structured week-by-week study guide aligned to the PEBC OSCE competencies — so you know exactly what to study, in what order, and at what depth.
Preparation for technical and device-based station tasks — including pharmacy equipment used in dispensing accuracy checks, common in non-interactive PEBC stations.
Access to a private support group of IPGs preparing alongside you. Share questions, stay motivated, and benefit from the experience of those who have passed before.
An internationally trained pharmacist who navigated the PEBC pathway himself — and has spent over a decade helping others do the same.
Ebenezer Asare is an internationally trained pharmacist who became licensed in Canada in 2011 through the very pathway his students are now navigating. He has since dedicated over a decade to mentoring and training international pharmacy graduates through the PEBC licensing process — helping more than 200 IPGs pass the PEBC OSCE and establish their careers in Canadian pharmacy.
Ebenezer’s teaching style blends clinical expertise with genuine care for each student’s success. He knows precisely what the PEBC OSCE is looking for in an interactive station — and exactly where IPGs most commonly lose marks. His structured approach to counselling communication, ethical reasoning, and prescription accuracy has become a trusted preparation method among the IPG community across Canada.
Choose your plan and enrol. Your full video library, study plan, simulated stations, and community are available immediately from day one. 100% self-paced.
Follow the structured 3-month curriculum through all OSCE station types — attending weekly live sessions and completing simulated stations with expert feedback as you go.
Sit your PEBC OSCE with confidence, and walk into Canadian pharmacy licensure ready to practise.
Hear directly from international pharmacy graduates who prepared with Ebenezer Asare and passed the PEBC OSCE.
Both plans include full course access, live sessions, and simulated OSCE stations.
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Pay once, start immediately, and focus entirely on passing. The most cost-effective way to access everything MedCognito's PEBC course offers.
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Full access from day one, split across two convenient monthly payments. The most popular option for candidates who prefer to spread the investment.
We follow up promptly at a time that works for you
A clear conversation about your PEBC preparation and pathway
Our team understands the PEBC pathway and the IPG journey
MedCognito has partnered with Windmill Microlending to help International Medical Graduates fund their entire exam prep, so you can start studying now and pay later.
Common questions from international pharmacy graduates preparing for the PEBC OSCE with MedCognito.
You have full access for 6 months from the day you enrol. The structured curriculum is designed to be completed over 3 months — meaning you can go through the full course twice within your subscription period. This is particularly valuable if you want to review the complete material before your exam date.
Yes. MedCognito's PEBC OSCE course is 100% self-paced for the pre-recorded content. You can study anytime, anywhere, on any device. The only scheduled elements are the weekly live sessions — recordings are always made available so you never miss a class regardless of time zone or schedule.
Weekly live sessions run for 2 hours with Ebenezer Asare and the MedCognito team. They include live OSCE practice, Q&A on challenging station types, group case reviews, and skill-building exercises focused on what candidates find most difficult. Session recordings are available to all enrolled students.
Yes. Many of MedCognito's most successful students stepped away from pharmacy practice for several years before returning. The guided structure, high-yield content, and dedicated instructor support are specifically designed to help you rebuild confidence and clinical competence. Ebenezer Asare understands this journey firsthand and shapes his teaching accordingly.
Eligibility for the PEBC Qualifying Examination Part II depends on your pathway. On the Streamlined Pathway, you must pass Part I (MCQ) before attempting Part II. If you have previously passed the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination, PEBC may allow you to sit both parts in the same session. Confirm your specific eligibility directly with PEBC at pebc.ca.
You are never left to study alone. Every enrolled student has access to the private support community, weekly live sessions with Ebenezer Asare, and opportunities for one-on-one guidance when needed. Whether you're stuck on a clinical concept or losing confidence before your exam date, the MedCognito team is available to help you work through it.
Yes. MedCognito has partnered with Windmill Microlending to help internationally trained professionals access financial support. Eligible candidates can access up to $15,000 in low-interest funding with no Canadian credit history required and fast approvals. See the funding section in pricing above, or contact us and we'll help you get started.
Join 200+ internationally trained pharmacists who prepared with Ebenezer Asare and MedCognito. Enrol today — start immediately and study at your own pace.
