Immigrants studying pharmaceutical Japanese

Pharmacists in other countries can't pass the * * *, and they must take the unified qualification examination of the Australian Drug Testing Association APEC. Generally, it takes six months to one year to pass the pharmacist course. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree or above in pharmacist-related disciplines, have received theoretical education for more than 3 years, and have obtained OET 4 B's and 7 IELTS scores (not less than 6 points in each subject) in the country where they have obtained academic certificates. Or go to Australia to study again. Australia has two degrees to qualify as a pharmacist: a four-year bachelor of pharmacy or a two-year master of pharmacy. After graduation, I worked as an intern for one year and obtained the qualification of Australian pharmacist. Then I immigrated to Australia.