Hey man, went to an open day and the tutors showed a video to the group about the profession on youtube. Then when the vid finished, one of your vids was on there! Saw your thumbnail!
Thank you very much, this was the video I was looking for! Do you mean the personal statement attached to the university application? Also are you studying in London (and at what University if you don't mind)? I'm going to look at the courses available from a few Uni's in London (also! :P what is the difference between a physical and a physio therapist?)
Hey Yudoni, when i say application i mean the whole process and your profile as a candidate :) That's awesome! I studied at Plymouth University which is in the south west of England but i am originally from London too! Its a great place to live although rather expensive!!
Hi I'm aspiring to do my masters from UK in neuro physiotherapy. Thanks for the video. How about the job scope & how do i begin with the process? I'll be flying in 2020 probably.
I done my bachelors in Physiotherapy how to choose masters.only few colleges in uk offers advance physiotherapy courses and also many colleges required experience .is there other master will support my curriculum for jobs in Physiotherapy to improve level of job in nhs
Hey hope you're still active on TH-cam to see this comment. I have a degree (2 years in sports therapy and then transferred credits over onto a different course). I have a sound knowledge of working in a rehabilitation clinic from a summer placement I gained, did a placement with a field gun team in the forces and have done back pain, cancer and ulcerated lower limb clinics too. I also did a graduate internship working along with Livewell Southwest teaching 12 week health and wellbeing programmes for people with lower limb ulcers. I finished this in January 2020 and then got poorly with CFS. Would all this experience be enough to get me an interview? I'm looking at applying for plymouth uni either during clearing phase this year or next year!
Hi Kerrie, love your enthusiasm, it sounds highly likely that it would be as long as you come evidence this exp well to your interviewers , good luck 🙏🏼
I've recently finished my A levels (C in Bio, Bs in Art and Literature) and I'm considering applying for a physio degree this year .. Currently organising volunteer work at a hospital and have a second job working as a care assistant (with elderly people) .. What do you think my chances are as I'm worried about my results? I definitely lacked motivation during my sf career regrettably
Hi Masud, I am a dental nurse and finished an access course to higher education. I have arranged one work experience in physio,as I was rejected everywhere. Shall I try and apply with so little experience? I am also a yoga instructor,but due to working and doing the access course, I haven't taught yet. What do you think? Thank you ❤
Hi Katerina, awesome. Yes i would say apply but only if you have achieved the necessary grades in your access course - a certain number of credits (check this requirement on the uni admission website for the physio course of where you're applying) Don't worry too much about not practicing Yoga as an instructor. That's good but admission tutors really want to see you've gained clinical experince as that is mostly what the course is about. So your work experience will come in very handy. Try to speak to the physios when you're at your work exp and ask as much questions as you can. If you need anymore help, feel free to msg me.
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you! ❤🙏 that's a swift reply. I think that many people applying will work as physio assistants etc, so they will have a lot to offer in comparison to my 1 experience. It makes me feel like giving up. I know the competition is high! I have good results in the access course, but my clinical experience is only with patients at the dentist... I wish I did not make a wrong decision, as I wanted to apply for dental hygiene, but that is also competitive and physio is closer to my heart 😊 did you have a lot of experience prior to being accepted?
@@katerinastruncova611 haha no worries. Try not to compare yourself to other people, everyone will be coming from different points in life. I think you have alot of clinical experience you could talk about with patients and you are also taking action and being proactive in securing work exp with a physio, so trust me, you will be good, you have enough exp it sounds like. Just sell yourself in the interview and personal statement - that's mainly what will help you. Anyone can have the exp but if they can't express it appropriately at the right time then it doesn't matter. Me personally i volunteered two days at a hospital where i shadowed a physio. And i volunteered for a couple days on a ward (not much at all). If you don't have that much work exp, you could always make it up lol but i wouldn't recommend unless you feel comfortble talking about physio.
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 it reads so nicely what you're writing ❤ well, I'll go for the work experience, talk to physiotherapists a lot. See how I like it and then decide 😊 your replies massively help. Thank you ever so much 👍🙏🌹😘
Hey I'm a paramedic in Canada, but the paramedic program isnt an undergrad degree it's a college diploma. Am I still able to get into a UK physiotherapy program with that or do I NEED an undergrad?
Hey Gee, i graduated this last month from Plymouth University :) I studied As levels first then moved to a Btec Level 3 national diploma in sport.. Then i did a fd Degree (1 yr) in science before the course Phew! Haah hope that helps
Hi Harena, you’re welcome. Have a look at this video, I explain briefly : th-cam.com/video/IQWlL9P8RSs/w-d-xo.html Above link is for working, below is for study.. This is for study: th-cam.com/video/vRLe_CyXBVs/w-d-xo.html
Hey Daniella, hmm maybe , if your modules have strong biological elements you may be able to. But only the particular university you want to apply for can fully advise you on their admissions. I know that all unis look for candidates from biology/science backgrounds as the course has lots of content like that. Best bet is to do some research on which unis you’d like to go to and check their requirements. Then contact their admissions dept if you’re unsure still. Hope that helps you
Hey I’m an international student! I’ve done my graduation in bachelors of commerce however I want to change my career path to physio! But I don’t know what to do Bcz I’m from non science background! Can you plz tell me what to do next ?
Hey Hinal, thank you for your comment. I would need to ask you a few more questions before i could advise you specifically but in general terms.. First step would be to gain some sort of biological qualification either by doing an a level or access course which would be enough to apply for the course. Then look to get some work exp in a hospital/clinical setting so you get an idea of how the job is in reality.. Once you've done this, you can start applying to unis via UCAS.
@@hinaljani7367 Hi Hinal, you can take the foundation degree at many universities and they are designed for people who have been out of education for a while or who are not up to scratch on some things science related so there is high likelihood they will accept you for this :)
macon muniu usually for physiotherapy you have to do a subject that entails biology so either biology or pe, I did both of those with chemistry and got in. If I was you I would call the university’s you are interested in and ask them
Hey David, I took As levels, then a btec where i got triple distinction but i had to then do a fd degree to make up for my lack of a biology a level which is what all unis look for (atleast a grade B or above, but there is always leniency depending on the profile of the student) Hope that helps dude :)
Hey thanks for the reply one more question, I am studying A-level biology and Double sport. I want to study at Cardiff university if I do not get in based on my profile do you think its work taking a year off to do assistant physiotherapy then reapplying next year or doing a foundation year? Does foundation year have criteria you have to meet at the end of the semester of that uni?
@@davidwillby3305 hey bro! If you dont get it, i think definitley try and do a fd degree in science or some sort of access course. Working as a physio assistant would be awesome but to be honest you will get plenty (1000 hours) of clinical experience in various placements once you're on the course. Wish you all the best mate 💪🏼👌🏼
And also no fd degree and an access course are designed for people who don't have the necessary grades to go onto their desired undergrad program which means they will pretty much take you on no matter what lol!
Hi bro I have got master's in Human movment and motor function as well as degree in sport science in Algeria and i am actually interested in going into physiotherapy so i have no idea how to start. Do I have to go to university agian or I can apply for job straight away?
Hey Meddahi, from what you've said i think you would have to do a Physiotherapy specific course to gain the professional qualification. Because you have done a degree in a similar field you may be eligible to do a masters course. An intensive 2 year course which covers everything you would on a normal 3/4 year undergrad program. So yes you would have to go back to university. Hope that helps bro
Hi just wanted to ask what's best route for me to get into physiotherapy I am 32 and work as HGV driver I have standard grades from way back in high school was thinking nq course in sports Therapy is this quickest way for someone like myself are you aware of anyone who graduated with similar background hope to hear back from you thanks
Hey Andy, thanks for the message bud, quickest way in to qualifying would be to do an access course in Science which has biology in it then apply to study Physiotherapy at a university. Hope that makes sense :)
Also, i know plenty of people way older than 32 who studied alongside with me. In fact i would say half my cohort was made up of mature students!! So don't worry mate, its not too late or anything if you're thinking about that
3:53 Take note guys, I was asked in my interview about this and I couldn't answer it as I had no work experience inside a hospital etc. Take BIG note!
How did it go in the end??
Hey man, went to an open day and the tutors showed a video to the group about the profession on youtube. Then when the vid finished, one of your vids was on there! Saw your thumbnail!
Hahaa no wayyy 😆. Which uni?
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Wrexham Glyndwr :)
@@kimmacha02 Im gna guess..thats in wales right ? lol
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Yep 😅
Thank you very much, this was the video I was looking for! Do you mean the personal statement attached to the university application? Also are you studying in London (and at what University if you don't mind)? I'm going to look at the courses available from a few Uni's in London (also! :P what is the difference between a physical and a physio therapist?)
Hey Yudoni, when i say application i mean the whole process and your profile as a candidate :)
That's awesome!
I studied at Plymouth University which is in the south west of England but i am originally from London too!
Its a great place to live although rather expensive!!
Hi I'm aspiring to do my masters from UK in neuro physiotherapy. Thanks for the video. How about the job scope & how do i begin with the process? I'll be flying in 2020 probably.
Hey dude, will upload a few videos soon!!!
Plz What do you say to read up on at 4:30. Anatomy, different muscles…. ?Insertions and nerves
Origins and insertions :)
I done my bachelors in Physiotherapy how to choose masters.only few colleges in uk offers advance physiotherapy courses and also many colleges required experience .is there other master will support my curriculum for jobs in Physiotherapy to improve level of job in nhs
Hey hope you're still active on TH-cam to see this comment.
I have a degree (2 years in sports therapy and then transferred credits over onto a different course). I have a sound knowledge of working in a rehabilitation clinic from a summer placement I gained, did a placement with a field gun team in the forces and have done back pain, cancer and ulcerated lower limb clinics too. I also did a graduate internship working along with Livewell Southwest teaching 12 week health and wellbeing programmes for people with lower limb ulcers. I finished this in January 2020 and then got poorly with CFS.
Would all this experience be enough to get me an interview? I'm looking at applying for plymouth uni either during clearing phase this year or next year!
Hi Kerrie, love your enthusiasm, it sounds highly likely that it would be as long as you come evidence this exp well to your interviewers , good luck 🙏🏼
I've recently finished my A levels (C in Bio, Bs in Art and Literature) and I'm considering applying for a physio degree this year .. Currently organising volunteer work at a hospital and have a second job working as a care assistant (with elderly people) .. What do you think my chances are as I'm worried about my results? I definitely lacked motivation during my sf career regrettably
My dad's friend does the exact same thing and he is doing good so yeah hopefully that helps...😂
Hey i just realised i didn't reply to you, apologies for that. How's it going so far??!
hi, could i get into physiotherapy with a sports and exercise science degree?
Hi Ben - yes you could do the Msc pre reg 2 year intensive course (for people with science degrees) or the standard 3 year bsc course.
Hi Masud, I am a dental nurse and finished an access course to higher education. I have arranged one work experience in physio,as I was rejected everywhere. Shall I try and apply with so little experience? I am also a yoga instructor,but due to working and doing the access course, I haven't taught yet. What do you think? Thank you ❤
Hi Katerina, awesome.
Yes i would say apply but only if you have achieved the necessary grades in your access course - a certain number of credits (check this requirement on the uni admission website for the physio course of where you're applying)
Don't worry too much about not practicing Yoga as an instructor. That's good but admission tutors really want to see you've gained clinical experince as that is mostly what the course is about. So your work experience will come in very handy.
Try to speak to the physios when you're at your work exp and ask as much questions as you can.
If you need anymore help, feel free to msg me.
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you! ❤🙏 that's a swift reply. I think that many people applying will work as physio assistants etc, so they will have a lot to offer in comparison to my 1 experience. It makes me feel like giving up. I know the competition is high! I have good results in the access course, but my clinical experience is only with patients at the dentist... I wish I did not make a wrong decision, as I wanted to apply for dental hygiene, but that is also competitive and physio is closer to my heart 😊 did you have a lot of experience prior to being accepted?
@@katerinastruncova611 haha no worries. Try not to compare yourself to other people, everyone will be coming from different points in life.
I think you have alot of clinical experience you could talk about with patients and you are also taking action and being proactive in securing work exp with a physio, so trust me, you will be good, you have enough exp it sounds like. Just sell yourself in the interview and personal statement - that's mainly what will help you. Anyone can have the exp but if they can't express it appropriately at the right time then it doesn't matter.
Me personally i volunteered two days at a hospital where i shadowed a physio. And i volunteered for a couple days on a ward (not much at all).
If you don't have that much work exp, you could always make it up lol but i wouldn't recommend unless you feel comfortble talking about physio.
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 it reads so nicely what you're writing ❤ well, I'll go for the work experience, talk to physiotherapists a lot. See how I like it and then decide 😊 your replies massively help. Thank you ever so much 👍🙏🌹😘
@@katerinastruncova611 You're welcome 😊❤
Hey I'm a paramedic in Canada, but the paramedic program isnt an undergrad degree it's a college diploma. Am I still able to get into a UK physiotherapy program with that or do I NEED an undergrad?
Hey Yousef, I think the best option would be to ask the specific university you’re looking at applying to.
Where do you study and what A levels did you do? Thanks :)
Hey Gee, i graduated this last month from Plymouth University :)
I studied As levels first then moved to a Btec Level 3 national diploma in sport..
Then i did a fd Degree (1 yr) in science before the course
Phew! Haah hope that helps
How did you find the placement and keeping on top of the workload?
Quite challenging. You can do it if you stay focused. If you don't then it can get hard especially 2nd and 3rd year.
First of thank you so much and I want ask u how can I get this chance I am from eritrea
Hi Harena, you’re welcome. Have a look at this video, I explain briefly : th-cam.com/video/IQWlL9P8RSs/w-d-xo.html
Above link is for working, below is for study..
This is for study: th-cam.com/video/vRLe_CyXBVs/w-d-xo.html
Hey I want to apply for physio therapy but I studied health and social care level 3 do you think it’s possible to go into?
Hey Daniella, hmm maybe , if your modules have strong biological elements you may be able to.
But only the particular university you want to apply for can fully advise you on their admissions.
I know that all unis look for candidates from biology/science backgrounds as the course has lots of content like that.
Best bet is to do some research on which unis you’d like to go to and check their requirements.
Then contact their admissions dept if you’re unsure still.
Hope that helps you
Hey I’m an international student! I’ve done my graduation in bachelors of commerce however I want to change my career path to physio! But I don’t know what to do Bcz I’m from non science background! Can you plz tell me what to do next ?
Hey Hinal, thank you for your comment. I would need to ask you a few more questions before i could advise you specifically but in general terms..
First step would be to gain some sort of biological qualification either by doing an a level or access course which would be enough to apply for the course.
Then look to get some work exp in a hospital/clinical setting so you get an idea of how the job is in reality..
Once you've done this, you can start applying to unis via UCAS.
@Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy can I do foundation year for cover science subject?
@@hinaljani7367 yes, i did a foundation year too.
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy I’m wondering if there are chances of rejection to get into school or not ? Bcz I’m from non science background so..
@@hinaljani7367 Hi Hinal, you can take the foundation degree at many universities and they are designed for people who have been out of education for a while or who are not up to scratch on some things science related so there is high likelihood they will accept you for this :)
I'm doing Maths Physics and Business A-level, and really want to do physiotherapy, do you think i have a chance ?? Much appreciated.
macon muniu usually for physiotherapy you have to do a subject that entails biology so either biology or pe, I did both of those with chemistry and got in. If I was you I would call the university’s you are interested in and ask them
What school are you at? and how hard was it to get accepted?
Hi Lois, I've graduated now (class of 18'). But to answer your question, went to Plymouth university and fairly hard 😊
What sort of A levels / Betec did you take and what grades did you get?
Hey David,
I took As levels, then a btec where i got triple distinction but i had to then do a fd degree to make up for my lack of a biology a level which is what all unis look for (atleast a grade B or above, but there is always leniency depending on the profile of the student)
Hope that helps dude :)
Hey thanks for the reply one more question, I am studying A-level biology and Double sport. I want to study at Cardiff university if I do not get in based on my profile do you think its work taking a year off to do assistant physiotherapy then reapplying next year or doing a foundation year? Does foundation year have criteria you have to meet at the end of the semester of that uni?
@@davidwillby3305 hey bro! If you dont get it, i think definitley try and do a fd degree in science or some sort of access course.
Working as a physio assistant would be awesome but to be honest you will get plenty (1000 hours) of clinical experience in various placements once you're on the course.
Wish you all the best mate 💪🏼👌🏼
And also no fd degree and an access course are designed for people who don't have the necessary grades to go onto their desired undergrad program which means they will pretty much take you on no matter what lol!
Hey I am thinking to do physiotherapy in university but can not get work experience
Arr you from the U.K. ?
th-cam.com/video/RcdDbeABrxk/w-d-xo.html
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 yes, currently in year 13
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 oh perfect
Hi bro
I have got master's in Human movment and motor function as well as degree in sport science in Algeria and i am actually interested in going into physiotherapy so i have no idea how to start. Do I have to go to university agian or I can apply for job straight away?
Hey Meddahi, from what you've said i think you would have to do a Physiotherapy specific course to gain the professional qualification.
Because you have done a degree in a similar field you may be eligible to do a masters course. An intensive 2 year course which covers everything you would on a normal 3/4 year undergrad program.
So yes you would have to go back to university.
Hope that helps bro
Do can I register with HCPC ?
Apparently they assess my qualification and decide whether i can work with it or I have to do other course.
And also if I'm register with them that means I could apply for any physiothirapist job.
@@meddahiwalid9518 Hey my brother, that is something you would have to check up with them.
@@meddahiwalid9518 maybe, but if you have not gained a degree specifically in Physiotherapy i highly doubt it. But i wish you all the best my friend
what do you learn while in year 1 of the course
Hey Bahadar - thank you for the comment . Have a watch of a video I made earlier on this topic here - th-cam.com/video/43-QiasJnY0/w-d-xo.html
Hello can you please make a video where we know how to apply if we are form India please it's a humble request
I will do my best for you
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you so much will be greatfull
You say "ummm" too much
Hi just wanted to ask what's best route for me to get into physiotherapy I am 32 and work as HGV driver I have standard grades from way back in high school was thinking nq course in sports Therapy is this quickest way for someone like myself are you aware of anyone who graduated with similar background hope to hear back from you thanks
Hey Andy, thanks for the message bud, quickest way in to qualifying would be to do an access course in Science which has biology in it then apply to study Physiotherapy at a university.
Hope that makes sense :)
Also, i know plenty of people way older than 32 who studied alongside with me. In fact i would say half my cohort was made up of mature students!! So don't worry mate, its not too late or anything if you're thinking about that
Good reading your reaction bud, thanks for this.