CAOP Pharmacist Registration Preparation (New Zealand)

Start your pharmacy career in New Zealand with confidence. Prepare for the CAOP pathway with IMA’s structured approach, designed to help you meet regulatory standards and progress toward registration.

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What you'll learn
  • Decode the CAOP pathway step-by-step
  • Understand New Zealand pharmacy competency standards
  • Prepare documents correctly for application submission
  • Align your qualifications with PCNZ requirements
  • Strengthen clinical pharmacy and patient care skills
  • Improve professional communication (NZ setting)
  • Understand legal and ethical responsibilities
  • Avoid common application delays and issues
  • Build a strategy for successful progression
  • Prepare for real-world pharmacy practice in New Zealand

Enrollment Options

Self study - Silver

Self Learning

A flexible, self-paced preparation program designed for pharmacists preparing for the CAOP (Competence Assessment of Overseas Pharmacists) process in New Zealand. Ideal for independent learners who want structured, exam-focused content aligned with New Zealand pharmacy practice standards.

What’s Included:

CAOP pathway & assessment overview
Syllabus-based study materials (Clinical Pharmacy, Therapeutics, Calculations, etc.)
Topic-wise MCQs & practice questions
Case-based clinical scenarios
Downloadable notes & revision materials
Exam strategies & preparation guidance
Lifetime access

$119.00

$149.00

Group - Gold

Group Classes Program

A structured and interactive preparation program with live group classes led by expert instructors. Perfect for candidates who prefer guided learning and peer interaction.

What’s Included:

Live group classes (core + clinical topics)
Interactive discussions & case-based learning
Regular doubt-solving sessions
Weekly mock tests & performance tracking
Access to recorded sessions
Complete study materials

$229.00

$299.00

Live - Premium

Live Mentorship Program

A premium, personalized preparation experience with live mentorship and tailored guidance to help you successfully complete the CAOP process and progress toward pharmacist registration in New Zealand.

What’s Included:

Live 1:1 or small-group mentoring sessions
Personalized study plan & timeline
Intensive exam-focused preparation
Performance tracking & detailed feedback
Priority doubt-solving support
Full access to all materials & mock exams

$449.00

$599.00

Please enroll to see the full curriculum.

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  • Overview of PLAB Pathway
  • Pharmacy degree (BPharm / PharmD or equivalent)
  • Valid professional qualification
  • Intention to register with the Pharmacy Council of New Zealand
  • English language proficiency (IELTS / OET if required)
  • Supporting documents (transcripts, ID, experience)
  • Basic knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences
  • Access to internet and digital learning tools

The Competence Assessment of Overseas Pharmacists (CAOP) is the pathway used by the Pharmacy Council of New Zealand to assess internationally qualified pharmacists.

Pharmacists are regulated by the Pharmacy Council of New Zealand.

There is no single standalone exam. The process is competency-based and includes multiple assessments and supervised practice.

Yes, if required. Candidates must demonstrate English proficiency through IELTS or OET.

It is a structured internship period where candidates work under supervision to demonstrate competence.

You may work under supervision during the pathway, but full independent practice requires registration.

Typical documents include:

• Degree certificate and transcripts
• Proof of identity (passport)
• Professional registration proof
• Work experience evidence
• English language test results

The timeline varies depending on training, assessments, and individual progress.

Pharmacists must demonstrate safe, ethical, and competent practice aligned with New Zealand healthcare standards.

IMA helps you navigate the CAOP pathway, prepare documentation, and build competence, increasing your chances of successful registration.
Description
Build your pathway to becoming a registered Pharmacist in New Zealand with a program aligned to real regulatory requirements.

To practise as a pharmacist in New Zealand, you must be registered with the Pharmacy Council of New Zealand. The title “Pharmacist” is legally protected, and only regi...