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Overview Admission Requirements English Language Assessments Who Should Enrol? Locations, Dates and Fees Program Outline Courses and Descriptions CO-OP/Practicum Information Computer/Laptop Requirements Objectives/Learning Outcomes Transfer Credit Opportunities Recognition of Prior Learning Awards and Scholarships Partnerships Graduation Requirements Employment Potential
To graduate from the Pharmacy Technician Program, a student must meet the following Graduation Requirements:

1. Receive a grade of P (Pass) in the following courses:
? Intra- and Interprofessional Learning Experiences I (RRCM-1020)
? Intra- and Interprofessional Learning Experiences II (RRCM-2020)
? Health Care Training Seminar (RRCM-1028)
? Keyboarding Seminar (RRCM-1015)
? Practicum Preparation Seminar (RRCM-1035)
? Student Success Strategies (RRCM-1017)
? Pharmacy Calculations Zero Tolerance Tests (RRCM-1040)
? Community Pharmacy Work Practicum I (RRCM-1036)
? National Qualifying Examination Preparation Seminar (RRCM-2044)
? Community Pharmacy Work Practicum II (RRCM-2045)
? Institutional Pharmacy Work Practicum (RRCM-2032)
? Drug Names Tests (RRCM-1029)
? Final Product Verification Zero Tolerance Tests (RRCM-2040)

2. Receive a minimum grade of B (85%) in the following courses:
? Pharmaceutical Calculations I (RRCM-1024)
? Pharmaceutical Calculations II (RRCM-2024)

3. Receive a minimum grade of B (70%) in all other courses.

Note: Students in the Pharmacy Technician Program have a maximum time limit of four years of the original program start date to complete their studies.
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