PCE Exam - Online Study Group and Reference Thread

[suriza]

Hi,
I'm a PT from Colombia, South America and living in Edmonton, Alberta. I am preparing for the PCE- written component for March 6, 2010. My email is [email protected] please free to contact me if you are interested to start a study group or to inform me if there is already one in which I can be part of.
Thank you.
Susy

[gursikhphysio]

Hi,
i will be sitting for my P.C.E theory component in feb or march 2010. i have done my M.P.T ortho from india. My credential evaluation is going on. I hope anybody can give me tips or recommend some books for the preparation of the exam. I am also looking for somebody who is thinking or will be sitting for his theory component by next year.If possible, we can study together. I am in calgary.my email is [email protected]

[mariat]

hi,
My name is maris and i will be taking the PCE written part in March 2010. I would like to join a study group. If anyone knows a good reference(s) to prepare from, it would be greatly appreciated.
please contact me at:
[email protected]

Thanks

[ebonysoulstress]

Hi,

My name is Sully.. I'm living in Mississauga, and currently undergoing the credentialing process with the Alliance. I would like to start studying for the exam and hopefully write it during this year.

I got a list of the books required today, still did not order them. Just wanted to know if anyone would like to help me with any study guidelines, or if you are already in a study group , would I be able to meet up with anyone to review the topics or any previous exam material?

please email me at : [email protected]

[madhuwan]

Hi everyone,
For all those who are about to give the written component, it is necessary to the Ethics part, in addition to all the books (O'Sullivan, Magee, Kisner, Siegelman, etc...)
Read the Ethics section in the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario website. I am sure the other provinces too will have similar sections. Read the scenarios and examples, you will get some clues. There is no book per se for Ethics which can be read.
At least 10% questions in the Written Component will be related to Ethics, so try and get them correct. I had difficulty with those questions, but managed to pass the test. I am done with the Clinical Component too (thank God for that!!)
All the best to all appearing for their tests.