Build pharmacy knowledge and hands-on skills through live, instructor-led online training, then apply them during a 6-week internship in a community pharmacy.
Build skills in prescription processing, pharmacy software, inventory, non-sterile compounding, pharmacy math and medication safety. You’ll apply your training during a 6-week, 200-hour internship in a community pharmacy.
Practice prescription interpretation, data entry, labels, billing, inventory and pharmacy reports using a computerized dispensary system.
Practice weighing, measuring, mixing, labelling and documenting non-sterile preparations.
Build skills in dosage calculations, prescription pricing, business math and compounding calculations.
Learn drug classifications, therapeutic uses, side effects and commonly used Canadian brand and generic drugs.
Study pharmacy legislation, regulations, professional standards and ethical responsibilities.
Build medical terminology plus foundational anatomy and physiology knowledge.
Build practical experience for pharmacy and healthcare settings, with training that prepares you for the day-to-day responsibilities of supporting customers, pharmacists and pharmacy teams.
Community pharmacies
Hospital pharmacies
Long-term care facilities
Medical clinics
Pharmaceutical manufacturers
Home healthcare companies
Pharmacy distribution & wholesale settings
Process prescription information
Prepare labels and pharmacy records
Assist with medication preparation
Help manage inventory and stock
Handle billing and pharmacy paperwork
Support customers at the counter
Work alongside pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
Our team will guide you through the admission process and your financial aid options to help make enrolment simpler.
Our experienced instructors care about your progress and will help you build your skills and confidence throughout the program.
Prepare for your job search with resumé help, interview guidance and career services.
“I enrolled as a fresher without medical background. After graduating, I was immediately hired at the pharmacy where I completed my internship. The individual courses of the program covered all aspects of pharmacy procedures and policies. Our instructors often exposed us to advanced knowledge as they were also highly experienced professionals.”
“It was a tough run. I was working full time and attending school full time. I loved going to school. I looked forward to it every day. It was relaxing compared to work. My teacher was an inspiration, and she kept me motivated. School was great! I know work full time at a pharmacy.”
