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PharmAchieve's EE course is taught by a team of faculty, all of whom teach or are PharmD graduates of Canadian schools. You can read more of our instructor bios here.

The self-study Question Bank is completed at your own pace and can begin anytime. For the Instructor-led course please click the schedule button on the registration page page.

Yes, the program was designed to allow anyone to participate where there is a high-speed internet connection. One of the ways PharmAchieve is distinguished is that in addition to having full time Pharmacists, we have 5 full time computer scientists whom enables us to invest heavily in technology to make sure we provide an an excellent online experience. In fact, we have documented that our online students ask and receive answers to more questions than our students in the physical classroom.

Yes, each live lecture is recorded and posted within 2 days of the live lecture. You can watch that lecture an unlimited number of times; if you have a question you can get it answered by our faculty by posting on the Q&A Forum.

We have structured our course so that we do not distinguish between our online and offline students. Students have the option of attending each lecture online or offline; however these offerings are taxed differently and you will be asked to pay the difference in taxes.

Yes. Students in our instructor-led class are provided instant access to the therapeutic summaries and question bank after enrolling in the course. This is a strong incentive to enroll as early as possible.

You can attend the instructor-led classes in a physical classroom in the North York (Toronto) or online from any location with high-speed internet access. Both of these options are the same price and provide a similar experience.

Students in our instructor-led class are expected to spend about 35 hours per week as follows:

• Readings: 17 hours
• Assignments: 4 hours
• Lecture: 6 hours
• Question Bank: 5 hours
• Remediating your weaknesses discovered by the question bank: 3 hours

Yes. All students enrolled in the instructor-led Course have access to all lecture recordings. This allows students to make up for lectures they missed and to review important topics.

Each week the course covers 5 to 7 topics. Each topic includes readings, a series of assignments, and questions in our online Question Bank; which is currently the largest and most comprehensive in the industry. Twenty lectures are held over an 10 week period based on a combination of lectures and case-based learning on topics such as patient care, drug distribution and ethics. We focus on the most highly weighted portions of the exam where mistakes are often made, while still covering all 7 competencies. In between classroom sessions students are expected to complete a number of readings, assignments and sample exams. Weekly assignments will also often include completing a number of online videos and e-learning sessions. Students also have the option of getting their questions answered anytime by posting questions to the Q&A Forum where their questions are answered by PharmD/PhD faculty. Students tell us that our lectures help them summarize and understand the vast amount of materials covered, and that it helps them to develop the logic and reasoning skills needed to solve patient cases in a wide variety of topics.

We record all lectures and post them online for our students, allowing you to review any portion of a lecture you may have missed. It also allows you review past lectures.

In a satisfaction survey where the following questions were asked on a 5 point scale ranging from very unsatisfied (0/5) to very satisfied (5/5), 94% of students gave us a perfect 5/5 in response to ALL THREE of the following questions:

1. How satisfied are you with the course?
2. Would you recommend the course to a friend?
3. If you could go back to your decision to choose PharmAchieve's EE Preparation course, would you still pick us?

PharmAchieve does not offer direct financial support; however, we work with other organizations who do:

• Windmill Microlending - Offer low-interest loans to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and status refugees.
• Access Community Capital Fund - Offer low-interest, affordable loans up to $15,000 for tuition, child care and living expenses associated with training to internationally trained pharmacists who are newcomers to Canada residing in the Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton. Must have permanent resident, Canadian citizen, or convention refugee status to apply. Contact Fares Khouri at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
• Skills Connect - Offer grants to newcomers to British Columbia