What the exams are, what changed, and what it means for your preparation. Written by the instructors, checked against the regulators' own documents.
The 60/40 split, seven domains and how they divide between sections, the body-system weights — and how to turn the numbers into a plan.
Month by month, on the blueprint's weights and the exam's order, with a three-month version.
What has to be true on the day, the allowed and prohibited items, and the check-by-when timeline.
Both sections again, the attempt rules, when to re-apply — and what to change.
The references CAPR's exam writers use, by blueprint weight, with what each is for and which you actually need.
Same deadline as the exam application, documentation from a regulated provider, and what CAPR will and won't change.
The three credentialling pathways, the pre-approved countries, the language requirement, the two-year window and the three-attempt rule.
Checklists plus performance scales, two examiners averaged, no automatic fails, one composite result — and the answering rule that follows from it.
Every remaining sitting, its deadline, the $2,500 fee, and what rescheduling or withdrawing costs — with a way to pick your date.
One exam instead of two, oral first, single pass mark, $2,500. The differences that matter for how you study.
The 200–800 scale, why 600 isn't a percentage, 180 of 225 counted, and how to read FSBPT's feedback report to plan a retake.
Choose the state first, credentials evaluation with the Coursework Tool, state-specific English tests, Authorization to Test, licensure.
Two 2-hour papers, 15 cases × 4 questions, scaled score of 500, four sittings a year — and what the Australian case style means.
Eligibility, Cultural Safety Training, Written, Capability, Clinical Workshop, Ahpra — and where candidates lose time.
