Canada · Qualifying examPEBC fees as of October 2026
| Item | Fee (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Part I (MCQ), 2027 | $585 |
| Part II (OSPE), 2027 | $1,240 |
| Pharmacy Technician International Evaluation | $500 |
| Rescoring, Part I | $100 |
| Rescoring, Part II | $200 |
| Rescheduling or cancelling Part I | About $60 + HST, paid to Prometric |
| Replacement certificate | $100 |
PEBC labels the Part I and Part II amounts as 2027 fees. Check the dates and fees page before you apply, because fees change.
You pay for each attempt
Each part is a separate application and a separate fee. If you need to retake one part, you pay that part's fee again. You get 3 attempts at each part before PEBC requires approved remediation.
Costs outside PEBC
PEBC certification isn't a licence. After you pass, you register with your provincial or territorial regulator, which charges its own fees. Check those with your regulator.
Most candidates also pay for an accredited training program. Tuition varies a lot by college and province, so ask each school directly.
No tax receipts
PEBC says not to ask it for a receipt for income tax purposes. It doesn't issue tuition tax slips for exam fees. Prometric's emailed Notice of Completion is your receipt for Part I.
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Sources: PEBC and 2 more. Checked October 2026.
- PEBC: Examination dates and fees ↗
- PEBC: Certification pathway ↗
- PEBC: Candidate information, computer-based exams (PDF) ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.