Hey Masoud, you have been brilliant helping me out on my journey thanks a lot! Please let me know if work experience is important to get into Bachelors degree in the UK as home student? And does it make sense to do a 4 year degree called Msci physiotherapy( university of Birmingham has only this as a physiotherapy degree), does it help with higher salaries after passing out or will it be considered the same as a 3 year degree. Thank you again. Hoping you would reply me xx
Hi Jeny, Thank you for your comment. Yes work experience or some level of exposure to a physio or a healthcare/clinical setting is near mandatory to have as it shows you have a feel of what’s it’s about but…if you don’t it’s ok as long as you can talk about it and say you’ve spoken with people like myself…. (Most unis will understand work exp is competitive and hard due to covid etc.) The 4 year degree is your personal choice and I don’t believe it would impact your salary greatly on completion of the course… everyone starts off as a BAND 5 and then works their way up to band 6 etc…. Hope this helps you
Hi Masud, any chance you could give me a few hints and tips on how to do well on my Physiotherapy degree apprenticeship interview in 2 weeks time? Thanks mate
Hi Jamie, I don’t have personal experience of a physio degree apprenticeship interview but I’d imagine it will go along the same lines of: - testing your knowledge of the profession - role of a physio - role of the other healthcare team members - why you want to go into physio - your extra curricular activities and how they fit to the role of a physio - probably the trust values of the trust you are planning to do your apprenticeship in - knowledge of the NHS (constitution) That’s all I can think of off the top of my head, keep doing your research and show you’re keen to the interviewers, you’ll stand a good chance. Good luck mate and let me know how it goes 👍🏼
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Masud, just want to say a huge thank you for all your help and your videos are exactly what I needed. Pleased to say I got offered a place on the Physiotherapy Degree Apprenticeship 😁👍🏻 thanks again mate!!!
Depends on your specific needs…how best do you learn? On the job or theory? I think it’s good as it allows you to qualify as a physio but if it’s good for you specifically only you can know…
Hi Hamidreza, normal way, search courses online, write a personal statement, make sure you have the English certifications, make sure you have the academic requirements, make sure you have the financial support to study and apply, go for interview, get offer, accept, then go …
Hi masud, I knew that loughborough university is no.1 in sports science. Is Msc program makes any difference than another university sport science? Give me your suggestions..
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689I like Msc musculoskeletal sports science and health in Loughborough university after that I m planning to work for sports team like cricket...
Hello masoud hope you are doing great. I want your help for choosing my master degree. I have done physiotherapy from Pakistan is msc sports and excercise medicine good option? I want to pursue my career as sports physiotherapy in uk please help me out
Hi Mahnoor, yes that is a good option. But to practice in U.K. you will probably need to complete some clinically supervised hours in a hospital to be able to register with the HCPC before you become a qualified physio in the U.K. So keep this in mind.
Thank you Masoud Is it compulsory to practice in UK clinical field or my experience from pakistan hospital will be enough. And is it compulsory for every physiotherapy field to get registered by hcpc
@@mahnoormalik847 yes that is correct unless your portfolio matches HCPC requirements. But you will have to do your due diligence with them (website/phone).
Hi, I'm also going to do physiotherapy MSc in UK. How's that brother. Is it difficult? Ho can I contact you, bz I have some questions to ask...
Hey Masoud, you have been brilliant helping me out on my journey thanks a lot! Please let me know if work experience is important to get into Bachelors degree in the UK as home student? And does it make sense to do a 4 year degree called Msci physiotherapy( university of Birmingham has only this as a physiotherapy degree), does it help with higher salaries after passing out or will it be considered the same as a 3 year degree. Thank you again. Hoping you would reply me xx
Hi Jeny,
Thank you for your comment.
Yes work experience or some level of exposure to a physio or a healthcare/clinical setting is near mandatory to have as it shows you have a feel of what’s it’s about but…if you don’t it’s ok as long as you can talk about it and say you’ve spoken with people like myself…. (Most unis will understand work exp is competitive and hard due to covid etc.)
The 4 year degree is your personal choice and I don’t believe it would impact your salary greatly on completion of the course… everyone starts off as a BAND 5 and then works their way up to band 6 etc….
Hope this helps you
Masud, could you please make a video on how to make an MSK case study?
Hey, I’ve done a brief one now. Let me know if it helps and if you have any questions
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 I cannot find it in your uploaded videos on your channel. Would you be so kind to share the link? Thank you, Masud.
@@nonchalantnobody Hi, sure, I’ve uploaded it again now - th-cam.com/video/nOn7tWuiqvk/w-d-xo.html
Hi Masud, any chance you could give me a few hints and tips on how to do well on my Physiotherapy degree apprenticeship interview in 2 weeks time? Thanks mate
Hi Jamie,
I don’t have personal experience of a physio degree apprenticeship interview but I’d imagine it will go along the same lines of:
- testing your knowledge of the profession
- role of a physio
- role of the other healthcare team members
- why you want to go into physio
- your extra curricular activities and how they fit to the role of a physio
- probably the trust values of the trust you are planning to do your apprenticeship in
- knowledge of the NHS (constitution)
That’s all I can think of off the top of my head, keep doing your research and show you’re keen to the interviewers, you’ll stand a good chance.
Good luck mate and let me know how it goes 👍🏼
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Appreciate it mate, I will do!
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Masud, just want to say a huge thank you for all your help and your videos are exactly what I needed. Pleased to say I got offered a place on the Physiotherapy Degree Apprenticeship 😁👍🏻 thanks again mate!!!
Congrats buddy, happy for you 👍🏼😊
Helpful video. Do you think doing an apprenticeship degree is a good choice in physiotherapy?
Depends on your specific needs…how best do you learn? On the job or theory?
I think it’s good as it allows you to qualify as a physio but if it’s good for you specifically only you can know…
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thank you 😊
Hey Masoud .
I wondered how can i get accepted in masters degree of phyiso in Uk?
Hi Hamidreza, normal way, search courses online, write a personal statement, make sure you have the English certifications, make sure you have the academic requirements, make sure you have the financial support to study and apply, go for interview, get offer, accept, then go …
Have you ever thought about doing your PhD if you are at MSc level already?
Do you mean me? Or just as an example?
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 You specifically.
@@pocketaces7113 no thank you I’m done with any formal study 😅
Hi masud,
I knew that loughborough university is no.1 in sports science. Is Msc program makes any difference than another university sport science?
Give me your suggestions..
Hi Nirav, are you planning on doing your Masters Science in sport science in Loughborough?
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 yes sir
@@nparekh2029 it’s still good option, what are you hoping to do after ?
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689I like Msc musculoskeletal sports science and health in Loughborough university after that I m planning to work for sports team like cricket...
@@nparekh2029 as a physio?
Hello masoud hope you are doing great. I want your help for choosing my master degree. I have done physiotherapy from Pakistan is msc sports and excercise medicine good option? I want to pursue my career as sports physiotherapy in uk please help me out
Hi Mahnoor, yes that is a good option. But to practice in U.K. you will probably need to complete some clinically supervised hours in a hospital to be able to register with the HCPC before you become a qualified physio in the U.K.
So keep this in mind.
Thank you Masoud
Is it compulsory to practice in UK clinical field or my experience from pakistan hospital will be enough. And is it compulsory for every physiotherapy field to get registered by hcpc
I mean every physio field need clinical supervised to get registered by hcpc
@@mahnoormalik847 yes that is correct unless your portfolio matches HCPC requirements. But you will have to do your due diligence with them (website/phone).
Thank you masud 👍