incogni2o:


Pls attach pics

Heph123:
Can I get letter of good standing from pcn if I haven’t finished my internship?

pxjosh:
You PEBC ID should be available to you within 24-48hours after completing your PEBC payment. I didn't include my NAPRA ID in my ECA form, just the PEBC ID. I used my SOR (Both BPharm and PharmD) because my certificate wasn't out and I had no hassle at all. I've gotten my ECA already.

cc ayotami

Darocksvip:

Please while sending my documents(transcripts, licensing statement etc) to PEBC, should I include both my PEBC and NAPRA ID. I'm asking cos I am yet to get my PEBC ID but already have the NAPRA ID?
Also can one use his/her SOR in place of Certificate if the certificate is not yet ready for collection?

Darocksvip:
Thank you so much for this response...i wasn't expecting a quick response...truly NL is the best. I also wanted to know something. What date of licensure should i fill in the NAPRA gateway....my date of induction or the date i got my first permanent license? A lot of people here mostly have years of post nysc experience and I'm about to pass out from NYSC. This issue has been the delay behind my initiating the evaluation application.

Darocksvip:
Greetings everyone.... I started from the first page and read all night to get to this last page and i can wait to share my good news. Please i need help with these e-fam
1) anyone did PEBC evaluation with work experience from NYSC and internship and partime locum jobs? Please could you share how you worked it out?
2) Also who has a reliable contact with UNIZIK transcript processing and verification.
3) Please i need help with things to read and know for IELTS so i go in and smash once....I'm pretty tight on budget
Thank you ❤

CTOBY:
Hello everyone, please has anyone experienced delay on receiving PEBC evaluation acknowledgment. I sent an email and got no reply. My application was delivered on the 18th of April and still I have not gotten any acknowledgment email. I check my inbox and spam mails regularly. I need advice. Thanks.

bellexa22:
Your maturity date is June 13 which is quite close
I don't think it will be a problem for you.

youngRx:
Oya oooo...you people should gather round. It's my turn to testify. I've been reading people's testimony since part 3, now it's my turn

God has finally freed me from the shackles of IELTS (shudders at the mention of that test) after 3 attempts.

As a pharmacist, I've written extremely difficult exams
in pharmacy school and passed them all. Never have i imagined I'll be humbled by an examination in my lifetime.

Actually started preparation very early, around june, cause i wanted to "blast the test in one sitting ". Started with listening and was doing excellently in all my practices. I however concentrated more on writing, since almost all the 6.5 I've been seeing on this thread has always been on writing. Registered for November 10th with MOD after almost 5 months of practice, so you understand how high my confidence was. Well.....

1st attempt: LRSW 7,6.5,7.5,7.5.

The 7 in Listening was understandable cos somehow, mysteriously, i just panicked in the middle of the listening test and couldn't follow the conversation. There was this sudden urge to get all the answers right that made me panicked.

Reading, however, was a shock. i could have sworn I'll get a 9 in it. If not for the listening score, i would have reqiested for a remark.

Surprisingly, writing turned out better than i had expected.

Well, i shook that one off and registered for the next one, this time with intense focus on listening.

2nd attempt, MOD, LRSW 7.5, 9, 8, 7.

this time i was completely devastated cos i was very sure of, at least, an 8 in the listening. I followed every part of the conversation and was totally calm throughout the test. This one so angered me that i applied for a remark. Still awaiting the outcome though. My 46k must return to me

I gathered all my life's savings and registered for the 3rd time. It was hell surviving without a single penny. By this time i was so used to the listening tests in the Cambridge series that i could predict the answers. So i delved into youtube and Practised all the tests i could download.
Went for the exam and....

sconp:


If she maxes out IELTS with the above criteria her CRS score would move up to 441 (this is assuming she has 3yrs+ foreign work experience).

With the current IELTS score and a PGD certificate she can evaluate the cert with her BSc as two or more certificates can send her CRS to 465.

Elfmannisback:

The migration points are the same but if job duties are for pharmacists you may have do that of ur B pharm. with its specific body (PEBC). If you have a non-pharmacists job and duties, just evaluate the M.Sc with ICES or WES.

This is my understanding and take.