14 weeks of intensive sessions
100 hours of live online training
4000+ recall questions of the written assessment to practise
Study handouts, mock tests, and final APC written assessment grand tests
Live 1:1 Q&A and doubt-clearing, plus continuous support through our app.
End-to-end APEP guidance from registration to exam strategy, documentation, and final submission.
Annual salary of registered physiotherapists in Australia
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The APEP Preparation Course is specially designed for international physiotherapists who want to get fully registered with Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
The experienced course instructors have put together a well-structured curriculum and a systematic approach according to the new Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP).
The primary goal of the course is to provide all the necessary study materials, mock exams, and support for the students to crack this exam in one go.
The course offers Extended Access to our private chat group with qualified physiotherapists and free webinars on CV writing and securing your first job.
Internationally Qualified Physiotherapists Physios who want to work, migrate, and settle in Australia by becoming fully registered with AHPRA.
Overseas Physiotherapy Graduates Preparing for APEP Ideal for candidates planning to take the Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP) assessments for the first time or reattempting with proper guidance.
Physiotherapists Seeking AHPRA Registration Support Those who need step-by-step help with documentation, exam preparation, and the full registration process to start practising in Australia.
Professionals Looking for Complete Exam Preparation Anyone who wants a structured, guided, and confidence-building approach with live classes, AI-based mock tests, practice questions, and 1:1 support to clear APEP on the first attempt.
We provide online one-on-one counselling and Q&A sessions to ensure online learning is beneficial for the aspirants. Our mentors help aspirants clear their doubts and queries and get all the answers they need.
Missed a live lecture? Don’t worry. You can always find a recorded lecture on our platform and revisit it as many times as you want during the course duration.
Getting the course once will help you prepare for not one but multiple attempts. You get access to all the resources for more than a year, to ensure proper revision.
We help you get in touch with a community of experts, which includes mentors, registered practitioners, previous alumni and those who have successfully cleared the exams. This adds value to your preparation and get all the guidance and motivation you need.
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The healthcare sector is constantly growing and has a high demand for physiotherapists in Australia. Therefore, the government of Australia welcomes registered physiotherapists from around the world to join the healthcare industry in Australia.
To practise as a physiotherapist in Australia, internationally trained candidates must now complete the Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP). The Australian Physiotherapy Council (APC) uses this pathway to ensure that overseas physiotherapists meet Australian physiotherapy standards in knowledge, skills, and clinical practice.
From 1 October 2025, the former Standard Assessment Pathway has been replaced by the APEP, which offers a more modern, flexible, and remote mode of assessment. Most steps of the APEP can be completed from the comfort of your home, allowing you to undergo the assessment process without needing to travel to Australia, except for one in-person clinical workshop.
To be eligible for the APEP, you must have:
1. Interim Certificate
A) Eligibility Assessment:- This step involves evaluating all the documents you submit according to the requirements.
B) Cultural Safety Training:- This step involves understanding and respect for diverse perspectives in healthcare practice.
2. APEP Written Assessment Exam
The APEP written assessment consists of two papers that can be taken on the same day. This will assess your knowledge, problem-solving skills and decision-making process. This exam can be taken from your own home country.
3. Remote Capability Assessment
The Capability Assessment is a remote, online open-book oral exam that you can complete from your home country. The exam is conducted by one Australian physiotherapist assessor. You will need to demonstrate your clinical knowledge, patient safety, and ethical practice.
4. English Proficiency
Since Australia is an English-speaking country, migrating to Australia requires proof of your proficiency in the English language. For this purpose, you can choose IELTS, OET, or PTE.
5. Clinical Workshop
A one-day face-to-face clinical workshop and hands-on training in small groups. The candidates have to go to Melbourne to complete this step, after which they will get the final certificate after the assessment.
Internationally qualified physiotherapists are assessed through two steps under the APEP:
1. Written Assessment
The Written Assessment is completed online and consists of two papers on the same day:
Paper 1: Morning (2 hours)
Paper 2: Afternoon (2 hours)
Each paper contains 15 clinical case scenarios with a total of 60 multiple-choice questions.
2. Remote Capability Assessment
This is an online, open-book oral exam that takes around 2 hours in total (with about 1.5 hours of active exam time). You will be given 3 short cases and 1 long case to discuss, and you may use your notes, textbooks, and online resources during the assessment.
The Written Assessment and Capability Assessment are both remotely supervised, allowing you to complete them from your own location. However, if the candidate desires to appear in person can take the test from Melbourne or Sydney. This means that candidates in India (and other countries) can sit the exams without travelling to Australia.
From 1 October 2025, the Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP) will offer international physiotherapists an innovative and remote mode to assessments and entering the Australian healthcare workforce replacing the Standard Assessment Pathway.
Visit the official website of the Australian Physiotherapy Council.
If you have completed a program of study approved by the AHPRA, you can apply directly to the Physiotherapy Board of Australia for registration to practise there.
You can begin your assessment outside Australia. Both written and capability assessment are held in remote manner. Only the clinical workshop has to be attended in Australia (Melbourne).
Yes, if you are a registered physiotherapist in India, you can practise in Australia. However, you need to clear the APC exam and become registered in Australia first.
Yes, you can directly get a PR visa if you clear the APC exam with good marks, no matter which country you come from. You must have a valid registration as a physiotherapist in your home country though.
A PTE score of 66 or above is required to become eligible to practise as a physiotherapist in Australia.
If you are a registered physiotherapist in any country, you need to clear the Australian Physiotherapy Council and get registered with AHPRA to get a physiotherapy practise licence in Australia.
Yes, physiotherapists have to clear the Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP) examination to become a registered practitioners in Australia.
To become a registered physiotherapist in Australia, you must have an IELTS score of 7.0 bands or above, with not less than 6.5 in writing.
The average physiotherapist salary in Australia is $90,859 per year or $46.59 per hour. Entry-level positions start at $80,000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $112,618 per year.
Capability assessment is a remote exam which has replaced 3 clinical assessments , it consists of an open oral exam which is 1.5 hours long.
This step reduces travel time and expenses as it has to be taken remotely.
No, the clinical exam has been replaced by capability assessment which is held only in remote manner.
But for the face to face clinical workshop you need to present in Melbourne for a day.
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From 1 October 2025, the Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP) will offer international physiotherapists an innovative and remote mode to assessments and entering the Australian healthcare workforce replacing the Standard Assessment Pathway.
Visit the official website of the Australian Physiotherapy Council.
If you have completed a program of study approved by the AHPRA, you can apply directly to the Physiotherapy Board of Australia for registration to practise there.
You can begin your assessment outside Australia. Both written and capability assessment are held in remote manner. Only the clinical workshop has to be attended in Australia (Melbourne).
Yes, if you are a registered physiotherapist in India, you can practise in Australia. However, you need to clear the APC exam and become registered in Australia first.
Yes, you can directly get a PR visa if you clear the APC exam with good marks, no matter which country you come from. You must have a valid registration as a physiotherapist in your home country though.
A PTE score of 66 or above is required to become eligible to practise as a physiotherapist in Australia.
If you are a registered physiotherapist in any country, you need to clear the Australian Physiotherapy Council and get registered with AHPRA to get a physiotherapy practise licence in Australia.
Yes, physiotherapists have to clear the Australian Physiotherapy Entry Pathway (APEP) examination to become a registered practitioners in Australia.
To become a registered physiotherapist in Australia, you must have an IELTS score of 7.0 bands or above, with not less than 6.5 in writing.
The average physiotherapist salary in Australia is $90,859 per year or $46.59 per hour. Entry-level positions start at $80,000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $112,618 per year.
Capability assessment is a remote exam which has replaced 3 clinical assessments , it consists of an open oral exam which is 1.5 hours long.
This step reduces travel time and expenses as it has to be taken remotely.
No, the clinical exam has been replaced by capability assessment which is held only in remote manner.
But for the face to face clinical workshop you need to present in Melbourne for a day.