See the full list of of Accredited Physiotherapy Programs here.
PEAC does not have information about admissions requirements, pre-requisites or the application process to enter education programs. We recommend you contact the education program you are interested in attending to seek information about the admissions process.
PEAC awards either Accreditation status or Non-Accreditation status to education programs. Accreditation – Probationary is an accreditation status. Read more about the levels of accreditation here.
For information about the potential impact of a program’s Accreditation – Probationary status on your eligibility to write the national Physiotherapy Competency Exam, see this Fact Sheet.
PEAC accredits education programs in Canada, not individuals.
PEAC accredits education programs in Canada. We are not involved in accrediting any programs outside of Canada, and we are not responsible for reviewing the credentials of physiotherapists who were educated internationally. Your question would be better directed to the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR).
There is some information on our website here that might also be helpful.
PEAC offers a voluntary pre-accreditation process for programs which are in development. Read more about pre-accreditation here.