About RxSprint
Who we are, why RxSprint exists, how the questions are produced, and what we are not.
Who
RxSprint is an independent project, run in Quebec by a small team. It was born from the preparation of a pharmacist trained outside Canada — our pilot learner — for Part I of the PEBC Qualifying Examination, in French. What she was looking for did not exist: training in the language of the exam, that would say honestly where she stood and what to work on next. We built it with her, then opened it to a pioneer cohort.
Your data is hosted in Canada, in the Montreal region. No third-party analytics or advertising tool sees it; it is neither sold nor rented. The privacy policy says the rest.
Why
The market for preparing this exam is English-speaking, and it competes on the number of questions. We made three choices.
A path, not a bank. What makes you progress is not the quantity of questions, it is the relevance of the next one. The starting diagnostic places your level in twenty-five minutes; the day's sprint is guided by what you do not master yet; the readiness index returns, every session, a verdict in zones, with your priorities.
French. The exam is taken in French, and nobody serves it. French is the authoring language of every question; English is available, and a machine translation is always flagged as such.
Performance in exam conditions. Two hundred questions in 4 h 30 is about 81 seconds per question. The time of every answer is measured from the first sprint; the session review says where it went, and why every mistake happened: inattention, calculation, gap, time. Timed blocks and the mock exam are climbed when you decide: you choose your conditions, not your verdict.
The method, and AI
Every question is tied to one of the twenty competencies of the official exam blueprint, 2026 edition, to its weight and to a trap type for every wrong answer. Questions are dosed by method, written with the help of AI, checked, corrected: a need computed on the blueprint, assisted writing from public sources, automatic validators, a reading by a second system, a human review recorded with who, when and how. Some questions have not yet been reviewed by a pharmacist: we say so, question by question. Every question can be flagged in one gesture; we aim to handle it within 72 hours, and you see what came of it.
The method in detail: How our questions are produced.
What we do not promise
Neither a pass, nor a rate we have not measured. The readiness index is an estimate, presented as such. RxSprint trains exam-taking skills; it makes no clinical claim and is not a mental health tool. It replaces neither a course nor the official documentation.
Non-affiliation
RxSprint is an independent preparation tool. It is not affiliated with, associated with, or endorsed by the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC / BEPC). "PEBC" and "BEPC" are marks of that body, cited here descriptively. The exam blueprint is published by the PEBC; we invite you to read it at the source.
Write to us
hello@rxsprint.ca — for a question, a report that does not fit the one-gesture flag, or to review our questions if you are a pharmacist: For pharmacist reviewers.