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What if I have other questions about CAPR computer-based written exam? These questions can be directed to Erin Gollaher, Client Services Coordinator via email at csc_exams@alliancept.org or by phone at 416-234-8800 ext.

The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) is a pan-Canadian federation of provincial and territorial organizations (usually called Colleges) that regulate the practice of physiotherapy in Canada.

You must take the necessary steps to be credentialed by CAPR. Once you are eligible to take the Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE) written component or the provincial clinical exam, the Bridging Program can help you be successful and integrate into the Canadian workplace.

To work as a physiotherapist in Canada, employers require a university degree in Physiotherapist and a period of supervised practical training. You also require a licence or registration with a physiotherapist regulatory body in the province or territory where you plan to settle.

Background. To obtain licensure to practice physical therapy in Canada, physical therapists trained in foreign countries must undergo credentialing through the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (the Alliance).

If you have completed your physiotherapy education outside of Canada, you must have your qualifications and education credentials assessed by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR).

Step 1: Have Your Credentials Assessed. ... Step 2: Take the Written Exam. ... Step 3: Take the Ontario Clinical Exam (OCE) ... Step 4: Get Registered (or Licensed) to Practice Physiotherapy in Ontario.

For the PCE Written Component, the scaled passing score is 600 on a scale ranging from 200 to 800. This means that the lowest obtainable scaled score on the Written Component is 200 and the highest is 800. Candidates whose total scaled score is at or above 600 pass the exam.