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Mentorship Program for International Pharmacy Graduates

International Pharmacy Graduate, P4T Program: A female pharmacist (left) is shown mentoring an international pharmacist (right).

Pilot Program to Prepare for Practical Training (P4T)

With funding from the Government of Canada’s Foreign Credential Recognition Program, The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) has developed a pilot program to help International Pharmacy Graduates (IPGs) gain additional Canadian in-pharmacy experience to assist with successful completion of mandatory practical training and assessments.

Eligibility & Suitability to Participate:

Candidates must meet all eligibility requirements outlined below:

  • International Pharmacy Graduate (IPG)
  • Preparing for PACE evaluation
  • Completed language proficiency
  • Successfully completed the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s Evaluation Exam
  • Legally able to work in Canada.

Program Benefits:

  • Paid mentorship lasting a maximum of 235 hours within 3 months
  • Learn and receive support from a pharmacist (mentor) that has experience working in Canada
  • Set learning goals with a mentor who will assist you in preparing for completion of formal training as part of the licensure process
  • Day-to-day experience working in a Canadian pharmacy, including knowledge of the Canadian healthcare system.

The Career Foundation is supporting NAPRA with this project in the Greater Toronto Area. If you live in the GTA, are an IPG, and are interested in participating, we invite you to contact us today!

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Recently, The Career Foundation attended the Keele Recently, The Career Foundation attended the Keele Community Hub Open House, joining a strong network of local partners to connect with residents and share available community supports.

The event saw a great turnout throughout the afternoon, with hub tours, community information tables, cultural performances, and music that brought real energy to the space.

What stood out most were the conversations with community members, who shared their experiences navigating job searches, training needs, and the barriers that can come with accessing employment opportunities. These discussions continue to provide valuable insight into how workforce development services can better reflect real community needs.

Spaces like the Keele Community Hub Open House play an important role in strengthening collaboration across organizations and improving how services are delivered to residents.

Thank you to Councillor councillornunziata for the warm welcome and continued leadership in supporting accessible community spaces and services in the area. We look forward to staying connected and exploring opportunities to further expand access to employment supports for residents.

Grateful to have connected with fellow community partners, including @fyiinto, @midayntayouth, York Hispanic Centre, and @womanact, alongside the @cityofto and other local stakeholders committed to supporting residents.

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Land Acknowledgements are often spoken—but their Land Acknowledgements are often spoken—but their true meaning is shaped by what we do next.
 
They are an opportunity to acknowledge Indigenous Peoples as the original caretakers and stewards of the land, while reflecting on our shared responsibility to learn, build respectful relationships, and take meaningful action.
 
At The Career Foundation, we are committed to putting these values into practice through our work with Indigenous communities, job seekers, employers, and partners.
 
This National Indigenous History Month, we encourage you to deepen your understanding of Land Acknowledgements and consider how recognition can lead to meaningful change.
 
🎥 Watch the video to learn more.
 
To learn more about our Indigenous employment programs, services, and community partnerships, connect with us today: link in bio.
 
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🔥 Hot Job of the Week 🔥 One of our employer 🔥 Hot Job of the Week 🔥

One of our employer partners is currently hiring a Server to join their team in Etobicoke. 

If you enjoy working with people, thrive in fast-paced environments, and love creating great customer experiences, this could be a great opportunity for you.

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✔ Positive, energetic, and team-oriented attitude
✔ Previous serving experience is an asset but not required

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