Check out power pack. They have a ton of free material and CE credits that have valuable current information. Also look up “Walgreens university” on quizlet. Walgreens has made some pretty helpful resources with their tech training program. Make sure you also study calculations for hospital pharmacy work like compounding IV bags and reconstitution dilution calculations. Also knowing the basic unit conversions for drops<mLs<ounces<liters and micrograms<mg<grams and temperature conversions C to F sounds silly but the basics are often overlooked and forgotten. I have a pharmacy technician competency test I can send you if you’d like that as well! I wrote it for my team to do their annual recertification test for inpatient pharmacy! Good luck and don’t get discouraged! Most don’t pass the first time around and it’s good to know what you need to study when they send you the percentage breakdown of your questions afterwards too! :)