Comprehensive Preparation for the Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP)

Stage 1: APC Written Exam Preparation (4-Month Course)

The APC Written Assessment is the first step in your APEP journey. It focuses on clinical reasoning, decision-making, and evidence-based practice across musculoskeletal, neurology, cardiorespiratory, and paediatrics — all in the context of Australian healthcare.

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Program Overview

• Duration: 4 months

• Delivery: 100% online (live and interactive webinars)

• Start Date: March (exact date confirmed upon enrolment)

• Status: September intake is currently running – March enrolments are open

• Weekly Live Webinars (Wednesdays, 8:00 PM AEST, tentative)

APC Written Exam & Standards Overview

• Cardiorespiratory, Neurology, Orthopaedics

• Men’s, Women’s & Paediatrics

• Case-Based Reasoning & Core Content Reviews

• Exam Strategy: MCQs, Time Management & Reasoning

What You’ll Gain

• Confidence in applying APC clinical domains

• Improved decision-making through case-based MCQs

• Alignment with Australian guidelines and professional reasoning

• Structured pre-session resources for guided learning

• Full-length mock exam with review and discussion

• Immediate access to curated study materials once enrolled

Stage 2: APC Capability Assessment Preparation (3-Month Course)

The Capability Assessment is the second step of the APEP, testing your clinical skills, reasoning, and communication through case-based practical tasks.

Course Details

• Duration: 3 months

• Structure: 12 mentoring sessions with Jatinbir Singh (1 session per week, 1.5 hours each)

• Resources: 6 months of full access to Clinical Exam Preparation Learning Resources

• Bonus Access: Recorded lectures from our Advancing Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Clinical Practice Program — to strengthen your understanding of Australian physiotherapy practice (View Curriculum)

What You’ll Gain

• Exam-Aligned Curriculum – content focused on APC Capability Assessment requirements

• Interactive Learning – live clinical demonstrations, case-based discussions, and applied reasoning

• Mock Assessments – practice in a simulated exam environment

• Personalized Feedback – tailored guidance to address your weak areas and improve performance