For over 40 years, we have been at the forefront of academic achievement in massage therapy education.
The College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC) regulates Massage Therapists in British Columbia, ensuring they meet the competencies and standards required for safe, ethical practice.
All aspiring RMTs must challenge and pass the CCHPBC Registration Examinations.
At WCCMT, we prepare our students to succeed on the provincial registration exams. Our graduates consistently achieve exceptional results in the academic and practical portions of the CCHPBC Registration Examinations, reflecting the strength and quality of our education.
Registration Examination Pass Rates
Demonstrated academic achievement
The Registration Examinations are typically held twice a year, in March (Spring) and September (Fall).
CCHPBC Pass Rates
*Average of four required exams: Science, Clinical Science, Law, Ethics and Professionalism, and Performance-Based Assessment.
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The 3 components of the exams that a candidate must undertake include the following:
- A written exam that tests their knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathology and the way in which that theoretical knowledge is applied to assessment, treatment, and remedial exercise.
- A written exam that tests their knowledge of the Laws and Ethics of the profession.
- A Performance-Based assessment requires the candidates to put the cumulative total of the skills they have acquired throughout their program to demonstrate their competence in performing those skills on common conditions RMT’s would see in their practice. To successfully complete the registration exams, candidates are required to achieve a passing score of 70% or higher in all 3 components of the exam process. If a candidate is unsuccessful in 1 component of the process, they would be required to retake that particular exam at a future sitting.
Data included from first time exam writers only.
Performance Based Assessment Registration Examination Pass Rates
Demonstrated Practical Achievement
Outstanding Clinical Preparation
WCCMT students are exposed to diverse and extensive clinical opportunities through the Public Intern Clinic and Outreach opportunities.
The Performance Based Assessment examinations are an opportunity for students to demonstrate their clinical reasoning skills, with specific assessment and treatment techniques appropriate for a patient’s presenting condition. They are also assessed on their professionalism, communication, and ability to build a therapeutic relationship.
CCHPBC results
*Average of four required exams: Science, Clinical Science, Law, Ethics and Professionalism, and Performance-Based Assessment.
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