The part 2 will be out on @oresupsta ‘s channel next friday! Stay tuned ❤❤❤

Hi, I am an European Pharmacist, and I can confirm with what you said that the process I went through was not that difficult, after 3 months of training I was ready to start working on my own as a Pharmacist. The Canadian relocating process to work as a Pharmacist seem quite long and a lot but I guess it's worth it. I heard the salary is definitely better there. Great content I enjoyed every part of it! Thanks👍🏽😀

Thanks alot to both of you for answering my questions and clearing my mind by giving sneak peak of what life looks like as pharmacist both of these countries and what should be on my list❤️

She’s a Nigerian…let me convate it 😂😂😂

And may I ask what is the most common salary that a new qualified pharmacist can earn, and how is the progression in the role of community pharmacist? Coz the promotion opportunities in community seems not quite apparent…

hello faith, is it still worthy to study pharmacy nowadays? My AL grades will allow me to choose several law schools and pharmacy schools which is both interesting to me. I am pretty concern about that many pharmacist are talking about the low wages of community pharmacist(which most of the pharmacy graduates enter) or even hospital pharmacists. Even though some said the locum pharmacist can make a lot but it seems like it is not that easy to be a locum pharmacist after fresh grad, what is the essential experience or academic background needed to become a locum pharmacist that can earn a lot today? I may describe myself a bit of money chaser though as my family bg is not that great and rely looking forward to earn more…. Do you have any advice for me?

What other options exist for pharmacists apart from community and hospital that are quite popular?

Mam how much pharmacists earn in Canada? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.