Publication date: January 2026
A Historic Achievement
After months of hard work and intensive development, passMCQ is now the first platform to offer a complete French question bank for the PEBC Qualifying Exam — Part I (MCQ).
For francophone pharmacy candidates across Canada, this is a real shift: you can now prepare in your native language, with 4,500+ practice questions translated and adapted for Canadian pharmacy practice. Same content, same study tools, same analytics — just in French.
What's Included
- 4,500+ practice questions fully translated into French
- Detailed explanations for every question, in French
- Complete UI available in French (every screen, every menu)
- AI assistance that responds in French
- All study modes work the same way — quiz mode, study mode, mock exam
- Progress tracking and personalized analytics
How to Use passMCQ in French
It's automatic for most users. The app reads your device's language preference and adapts on first launch — no setup needed.
Automatic detection
If your phone, tablet, or browser is set to French, passMCQ will detect it and load every screen in French the first time you open the app. No extra step.
Switch manually
- Open the passMCQ app
- Go to Settings (gear icon)
- Tap Language and choose Français
- The app reloads in French immediately
Visit the French website
The full passMCQ website is also available in French. Voir cette page en français →
Why we built this
Language shouldn't be a barrier to professional excellence. We spent months making sure every translation is accurate, context-aware, and uses the Canadian pharmacy vocabulary — not generic France French.
French content will keep growing. We add new questions and features on the same schedule as the English version.
Ready to start in French?
Join thousands of pharmacists preparing for the PEBC Qualifying Exam — Part I (MCQ) with passMCQ.
Important: passMCQ is an independent study platform. passMCQ is not affiliated with the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC). "PEBC" and "Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada" are trademarks of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada.