Our First Year as Permanent Residents in Canada | What We did Right? Mistakes and Advices |

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website : www.ptmovementmasters.com Namaste Everyone,
In this video, we have shared our 1-year life experience in Canada as Permanent Residents, and have also discussed a little bit of Physiotherapy and Real Estate in Ontario, Canada
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Disclaimer: I am not a licensed consultant. This video is created based on the information I have found in my research, experience, and knowledge. Use it at your own risk. This includes my comments on your questions too as I answer based on my knowledge, experience, and research. Although I try to be accurate in all my comments, I take no responsibility if anything happens because of that.
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[@rachanashrisunder5335]

Congratulations 🎉🤩🎇 you guys are awesome!!

[@tirthshah9994]

Nice video... Thank you for sharing experiences 😊😊🙏🙏🙏

[@snehasutaria573]

Such a great video! :)

[@movementmastersphysio_50]

Thanks Sneha 🤗

[@dr.alkapawalia180]

That was great content.. 👍🏼

[@sanjanaa3135]

Tmara videos khub j madadgar che❤️ dhanyawad💜 please kyarey video banava nu bhandh na krta pooja mam🥰

[@Harsawindia]

Is there any way to have a few minutes session with you for queries regarding PT in Canada?

[@JaiS1441]

Mam can we apply for job after bachelors degree in India(bpt)?

[@rachanashrisunder5335]

Mam can you make video on how is pce practical exam

[@movementmastersphysio_50]

Will make a video once I am done with the Practicals 😅

[@rachanashrisunder5335]

@@movementmastersphysio_50 okay Ma'am thank you!

[@sanikathakre9368]

Mam can you suggest some countries best for Physiotherapist in terms of work life, income and to settle.

[@worldwidy9265]

Hello I Just want to ask an queries sister that is after completing bachelor's in physiotherapy I wish to done my higher studies in cannada so,what course I want to take either masters or PG diploma to become a licensed pt

[@jasleenkaur313]

First view💪

[@movementmastersphysio_50]

😊

[@jasleenkaur313]

@@movementmastersphysio_50 hey can you please make a video on visitor visa to give PCE

[@nanditasarkar8682]

Mam after Completing BPT how to go canada?

[@anonanon257]

CAPR is disgusting to see continue. So unprofessional. I hope people on fb will comment.

[@anonanon257]

Re virtual exam, wondering how the candidate is provided with the right to appeal a failure, where this is articulated, how appeal process is implemented, what exactly constitutes a "failure" on a virtual clinical exam? This is not provided on CAPR website, or updates. The appeal process is another example of transparency, where the examining authority demonstrates its willingness to candidly show everyone exactly how this (new) exam works, incl how the appeal process here works. Every ethical post-secondary institution provides students with a formalized appeal process. Not here. Why?
Logic is implied to work, when it is in fact, valid, in multiple directions. The Bobos article challenges validity based on one set of criteria, psychometric, and so, confronts the clinical exam's preface, that it is flawed just walking in the door. But, this flaw in logic is a flaw that would also be contained as seen in the rearview mirror, if the candidate failed, because it would be equally a challenge to explain why the candidate failed, post hoc.
The fact that there is no description of an appeals process for candidates, that it has been stated on the public record that some quota of candidates fail the exam, and, that the exam is so unjustifiably costly, together leads the reasonable person to ask WHY? Candidates should be entitled to being treated in a fair, non-arbitrary manner that includes an articulated, understandable appeals process. This is presently unavailable and another reason why this exam represents an unwise direction to continue to pursue. It is challengeable, certainly as part of a complaint to the Ombudsman's office, and moreso, why CAPR must be dissolved completely.
The incompetence and disregard for ethical behaviour, treatment of candidates disqualifies any nonprofit organization conducting itself like this.