The Canadian Chiropractic Examining Board (CCEB) Part A is recognized as the first stepping stone to becoming a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic. Passing CCEB Part A demonstrates that you have the experience, education, and competency to be an effective practicing Doctor of Chiropractic because it shows that you understand the basic sciences.

Part A requires you to pass a case-cluster-based 220-question multiple choice exam, and this course is designed to help you review content and show you the shortcuts to achieve an optimal score.

• Strategy And Planning
• Study Schedule Creation
• Study Techniques
• Anotomy
• Embryology
• Physiology
• Biochemistry
• Test Writing Tactics
• Question Analysis
• Case Examples
• Practice Questions
• Memory Tricks
• Additional Hints and Tips

Through many hours of content with numerous lectures and practice questions, this comprehensive exam-prep course covers everything you need to pass the test.

Students have access to full length lecture notes, video lectures, and a toolkit of test-writing tactics. With these tools, you will have access to all exam topics, expert instructions, and handy study materials to make preparing for the exam fast and easy.

In order to be eligible to write Component A, a candidate  must be currently attending or have graduated from a DC program that has either been accredited by a Council on Chiropractic Education International (CCEI) member agency or that has been approved by a Canadian Provincial Chiropractic Regulatory Board.

The biggest challenge in studying for Component A is not only the volume of material but the level of detail required for every section. This course will prepare you by helping you focus on what is most important so you can make your study time extremely efficient, but also provide you with all the content in an understandable format. You will be taught exactly how questions are uniquely formulated for the Component A exam and what the test-writers are looking for in each section of the exam.

We will recommend further resources and books. A complete study plan will require multiple sources of study. This course will provide you with 1000’s of slides that will be discussed and read out by the instructor in a lecture format. A lot of information is communicated, but you can always pause the videos to do some integration work or memorization.

Section 1: Exam Overview

Section 2: Musculoskeletal Anatomy & Biomechanics

Section 3: Neurology

Section 4: Physiology including Anatomy

Section 5: Pathology

Section 6: Nutrition 

Section 7: Biochemistry

Section 8: Microbiology with Embryology/ Histology/ Immunology

Section 9: Toxicology & Pharmacology

Section 10: Public Health & Health Promotion

Section 11: Research Methods and Psychology

We look forward to working with you!