Allied Health Professions Council introduces computer-based licensing exams from October

Allied Health Professions Council introduces computer-based licensing exams from October

[Joy Online - Ghana] - 21/10/2025
The Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) will begin conducting its licensing examinations through a computer-based testing (CBT) system starting October 2025, marking a major shift from the traditional paper-based format.
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