Hello masud saeedi, Cheers!! to the great work by you in educating all the UK aspirants I'm from India. I have done my undergraduation in Physiotherapy with 2 yrs of experience. I have received some offer letters from universities like 1.MSc Sports Medicine- University of Chester, Queen Mary. 2. Clinical and Sports Biomechanics- Liverpool John Moore's University. 3. Sports rehabilitation- Teeside University I am thinking of joining sports biomechanics and having enquired from sources, I have received a mixed response about the career and the availability of employment. Can u please guide me about the scope of these courses and your opinion which u think is better to settle down In UK.
Thank you! If its ok i have a question. I am really young (14) and I have to decide my GCSE options. I already have some in mind, however, I want to be a Physio when i am older and so maybe i should be studying PE? Did you stidy PE at GCSE and/or would you reccomend it? Thank you - video was great
Hey Hattie, thanks for commenting! Yes i did do a level 2 B tec in sport in Secondary School. But at GCSE level i don't think it matters. An A level in Biology at grade B is usually the minimum admissions tutors look for as well as some clinical work experience. Does that answer your question?
i have a question.... i’m very interested in physio therapy, as i really enjoy sport but don’t particularly want to be a doctor. i want to take Physical Education at A level , and i am in my gcse year taking physical education as one of my subjects. would i need to take a biology A level too?? or would the PE a level and work experience be enough?
Hey Emma, thank you for the question. So yes to answer your question, you need the biology a level. Studying the PE GCSE will be good but its more a history of biological competency academic tutors look for in candidates. Just because you you'll be learning alot of anatomy and pathology on the course :)
I'm in my last year of A Levels and have applied for physio at uni. I take PE, biology and psychology but a lot of uni will now accept only PE, having said that make sure you do your research as unis will vary in what they ask for!
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy Worcester, Nottingham and Birmingham are a few I’ve looked at that will accept PE or biology however others like UEA say you must have biology. I think this is because PE has a lot more anatomy/physiology/biomechanics in it now which can be applied to a Physiotherapy course. 👍🏻
Thank you for your information! I have a question. I have just M.A/B.A in Philosophy in Korea. Now I'm considering to change my career as a physiotherapist in U.K. I haven't had an education regarding biology, chemistry. Could I enroll in the course of Bsc in Physiotherapy? Do I need to supplement those courses to enroll like the foundation course?
Hey, I'm changing my career into Physiotherapy so I think that I can answer to most of your questions. You'll most probably would need to complete one year of something called " Access to Higher Education" in either Physiotherapy or Science, according to the university's entry requirements. There are Distance Learning form of it offered online. Not sure if you'll need it for a Foundation degree. Make sure to go to a work experience in a Physio department and observe as many of the departments as you can. Read physiotherapy books, show them in your statement and interview that you are really serious about starting the profession. Good Luck P.S. And IELTS score 7 as well.
hey, i was just wondering, I've done B tec pe for my A-levels and i am worried i cant get into a uni for physiotherapy with my degrees, like do i need biology to get into a uni for physiotherapy.
Hello, masud saeedi Thanku for ur guidance.U have well explained and make the things clear I got an offer letter from GCU in MSc physiotherapy.i want to know about this course and how this course worth me to practice in UK and get reg will you please guide me?
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy. I got admission in MSC physiotherapy and wants to know how this degree is going to be helpful in future and can I will be eligible for HCPC reg with this degree and what’s the job future .its MSc physiotherapy not MSc advance physiotherapy.this is one year course
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thanks Masuud will check it out! You are so helpful! By the way do you know if a qualified Physio can work now in the EU or Europe after brexit I'm worried about this
Hey Jordan , in the first year absolutely .. 2nd and 3rd year is possible but just harder. I made a video about this a while back, check it out if you get time 👍🏼 th-cam.com/video/q7LpAaQ7mrU/w-d-xo.html
No haha, there’s very little maths involved.. measuring the range of movement of limbs with a goniometer is like the most maths intense thing you’ll do
Hi Marian, thank you for commenting. To be honest, I'm not sure..I wasn't. I had to do a Fd degree year in science (a level equivalent) to then apply. Your best bet would be to check out the academic requirements of the uni you're applying to or speak to admissions. Hope that helps bro
I am currently going into year 12 this year and my alevel options are biology,geogrphy and english language. I am very passionate about taking physiotherapy and plan to stidy it hopefully at the uni of Southampton. Will these alevels be satisfactory?
Hey there, I think they should be enough. The biology is the most important one. However make sure you check with the universities you’re looking to apply to as well and their requirements
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Honestly I just went home from a uni tour and was introduced to physiotherapy. What kind of person do you see success in this field?
hi Masud thank you so much for your video I am a student from Hong Kong considering studying physiotherapy in the UK. May I know how much time you spent on revision per day? how about right before your exams? I am really interested in the course but I don't know if I can manage the workload🙈 thanks a lot
Hi Hayden, Thank you for your message, I would say on average about 2-3 hours per day during term time , before exams it was a lot more - I was spending about 5-6 hours of my day in the library and practicing with course mates … it is a lot of studying but if you like it then it’s not as hard to put the hours in , go for it! 👍🏼
Hi, please what advice do you have for international students (especially from Africa) who wish to study physiotherapy in the UK. More so, what are the requirements needed for international students? For a school like Plymouth uni?
Hi Onigbanjo, I think your best bet is to go to the university website and read their admissions page. Or call the staff up and have a chat with them. Tell them what qualifications you have and they will be able to assist you further. Here is a link to the page. www.plymouth.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/bsc-physiotherapy
Hi I have a question. I already have a 2.1 BA hons degree in a non science subject from a British University. I want to become a Physiotherapist. Would it be worthwhile to go back and do another bachelors degree (BSC) or should I aim to do a masters in Physiotherapy (MSc) ?? Thanks for your help.
Hi Sarah, thank you for commenting. Your best bet would be to ring up your preferred university and speak to their admissions department or one of the physio staff who would be able to make the decision based off your individual circumstances. Some unis may allow it but majority will ask for some sort of science related qualification at A level standard. There were loads of people who had previous degrees on my course and they studied (1yr) access courses with the open university for instance..similar to a Fd Degree in science. I dont think its worth the trouble of studying another degree related in science!! Haha that would be so long!! (Not sure if thats what you meant) Anyway hope that helps, let me know if it made sense and anything else i can help with 😊
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy thank you for your reply. That helps a lot. I will defiantly get in contact with the admin team or a professor. Can you tell me more about the 1 year access course in the open university, if you know about it? 😊
@@sarah.93.30 awesome, yea so from my understanding the access course has modules in different areas of science like biology and chemistry etc. And you complete coursework based assignments as well some exams. I'm not entirely sure so you may have to just read up on this but essentially it gives you what you need to apply to study physio if you achieve a specific grade (credits). Alot of universities accept this as a qualification which is equivalent to A levels. Again best bet is to read up on the paritcular uni website or call in and see.
For international students £10-20k per year i think , best thing to do is go to a British university physio course page and read international fees or tuition fees for course. This will give you better idea 👍🏼
X Phantom 11 Anatomy and physiology, musculoskeletal physio, neuro physio, cardio respiratory physio, group projects working with other health professional students , possibly a placement. Every uni has different structure but will teach the same content 👍🏼
Hi - essays on different questions in different modules I.e cardio resp, neuro, dissertation etc. - check out the uni website of any physio course and it will give you more info. Essay question example: evaluate the role of a physiotherapist in a Cystic fibrosis patients life.
@@brijesh3424 Thanks for that dude. To be honest with you i can only comment on UK academia - I wouldn't have any idea on physio in India apart from researching online
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 if u don't mind, can you please give me inform regarding the scope in your country and other thing related to physiotherapy, cause I want to pursue my carrier in it ;)
Hi . I am from India. I have completed my secondary school and now plankton study physio in this sep intake in uk. Plzz what is the required ielts score in uk uni's . Also can u plz suggest some uni in uk.plzz reply...it will be helpful
Not sure about PDF but best books for 1st years in my opinion The physiotherapy pocket book Anatomy and human movement (palastanga) Netters anatomy flashcards The rest will be topic specific i.e if you are studying about Parkinson's or stroke.
Hi. Great question, I’ve made a few videos to answer your question which may help. th-cam.com/video/28iD8v9mvu0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/ZZhVTFp9rck/w-d-xo.html
I got 69% in year 12 and now I'm getting High Distinctions (80%+) in my Masters of Physiotherapy course 😂 Don't let your Year 12 results determine your future!
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Absolutely intense!! but also worth it!
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Is physiotherapy a four year course? I'm a sophomore and i don't know anything about it. I hope you'll answer. thanks! ❤️
Myrp everything i've looked at at undergraduate level is 3 years
Well shit. I'm really lazy and procrastinate a lot so I'm not sure how I'm gonna do it.
😂😂 im the same , trust me you can
Same
Hello masud saeedi,
Cheers!! to the great work by you in educating all the UK aspirants
I'm from India. I have done my undergraduation in Physiotherapy with 2 yrs of experience. I have received some offer letters from universities like 1.MSc Sports Medicine- University of Chester, Queen Mary.
2. Clinical and Sports Biomechanics- Liverpool John Moore's University.
3. Sports rehabilitation- Teeside University
I am thinking of joining sports biomechanics and having enquired from sources, I have received a mixed response about the career and the availability of employment. Can u please guide me about the scope of these courses and your opinion which u think is better to settle down In UK.
Ganna Rohith Hi Ganna - please send me an email and I will be able to respond properly :)
masudsaeedibusiness@gmail.com
Wow sir 👍
Thank you! If its ok i have a question. I am really young (14) and I have to decide my GCSE options. I already have some in mind, however, I want to be a Physio when i am older and so maybe i should be studying PE? Did you stidy PE at GCSE and/or would you reccomend it? Thank you - video was great
Hey Hattie, thanks for commenting! Yes i did do a level 2 B tec in sport in Secondary School.
But at GCSE level i don't think it matters. An A level in Biology at grade B is usually the minimum admissions tutors look for as well as some clinical work experience.
Does that answer your question?
Hattie Wade has to always end my mind more
Can you make a video of masters of physiotherapy in uk ?
Sure, what exactly would you like me do it about specifically?
I mean a brief outlook about AFTER physiotherapy course..
Masters ? Scope ? Job ? PR ?
i have a question.... i’m very interested in physio therapy, as i really enjoy sport but don’t particularly want to be a doctor. i want to take Physical Education at A level , and i am in my gcse year taking physical education as one of my subjects. would i need to take a biology A level too?? or would the PE a level and work experience be enough?
Hey Emma, thank you for the question. So yes to answer your question, you need the biology a level.
Studying the PE GCSE will be good but its more a history of biological competency academic tutors look for in candidates. Just because you you'll be learning alot of anatomy and pathology on the course :)
I'm in my last year of A Levels and have applied for physio at uni. I take PE, biology and psychology but a lot of uni will now accept only PE, having said that make sure you do your research as unis will vary in what they ask for!
@@elliesutton8492 really? Oh that's surprising. Thank you Ellie. Which unis were those btw??
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy Worcester, Nottingham and Birmingham are a few I’ve looked at that will accept PE or biology however others like UEA say you must have biology. I think this is because PE has a lot more anatomy/physiology/biomechanics in it now which can be applied to a Physiotherapy course. 👍🏻
@@elliesutton8492 awesome. Thank you for sharing that here, im sure it will help others 🙏
What did u learn first and show examples of assignments
What are the specialisation are in master in physiotherapy ???
Thank you for your information! I have a question. I have just M.A/B.A in Philosophy in Korea. Now I'm considering to change my career as a physiotherapist in U.K. I haven't had an education regarding biology, chemistry. Could I enroll in the course of Bsc in Physiotherapy? Do I need to supplement those courses to enroll like the foundation course?
Hey, I'm changing my career into Physiotherapy so I think that I can answer to most of your questions. You'll most probably would need to complete one year of something called " Access to Higher Education" in either Physiotherapy or Science, according to the university's entry requirements. There are Distance Learning form of it offered online. Not sure if you'll need it for a Foundation degree. Make sure to go to a work experience in a Physio department and observe as many of the departments as you can. Read physiotherapy books, show them in your statement and interview that you are really serious about starting the profession. Good Luck P.S. And IELTS score 7 as well.
I have bad memory
how hard was it compared to a lvel biology? Is each single module like a whole biology a level so like 6 biology a levels in a year?
How we can move to england by physiothrapy? Is it hard?
How did u remeber all the infomation u learnt i have a bad memory so if u know anyways of revising and stuff
Flash cards are a really good way
hey, i was just wondering, I've done B tec pe for my A-levels and i am worried i cant get into a uni for physiotherapy with my degrees, like do i need biology to get into a uni for physiotherapy.
Hello, masud saeedi
Thanku for ur guidance.U have well explained and make the things clear
I got an offer letter from GCU in MSc physiotherapy.i want to know about this course and how this course worth me to practice in UK and get reg will you please guide me?
Congrats Eshal, sure what would you like to know??
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy. I got admission in MSC physiotherapy and wants to know how this degree is going to be helpful in future and can I will be eligible for HCPC reg with this degree and what’s the job future .its MSc physiotherapy not MSc advance physiotherapy.this is one year course
If you fail or don’t pass something what happens? Also any tips for studying or anything that can help as a a future student ?
You have to retake until you pass and if you don’t pass you get kicked off the course 😅. Watch this video: th-cam.com/video/6f8JKUy7tnY/w-d-xo.html
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thanks Masuud will check it out! You are so helpful! By the way do you know if a qualified Physio can work now in the EU or Europe after brexit I'm worried about this
Would you say it’s possible to balance the work and a part time job?
Hey Jordan , in the first year absolutely .. 2nd and 3rd year is possible but just harder.
I made a video about this a while back, check it out if you get time 👍🏼
th-cam.com/video/q7LpAaQ7mrU/w-d-xo.html
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy absolutely i will, ty❤️
Do you need to be good at math to become a physiotherapist? By math I mean algebra/calculus.
No haha, there’s very little maths involved.. measuring the range of movement of limbs with a goniometer is like the most maths intense thing you’ll do
How much money does physio make in uk ???
If I don’t do A Level Biology can I still go onto doing Physiotherapy in Uni?
Hi Marian, thank you for commenting. To be honest, I'm not sure..I wasn't. I had to do a Fd degree year in science (a level equivalent) to then apply.
Your best bet would be to check out the academic requirements of the uni you're applying to or speak to admissions. Hope that helps bro
Thanks !
I am currently going into year 12 this year and my alevel options are biology,geogrphy and english language. I am very passionate about taking physiotherapy and plan to stidy it hopefully at the uni of Southampton. Will these alevels be satisfactory?
Hey there, I think they should be enough. The biology is the most important one. However make sure you check with the universities you’re looking to apply to as well and their requirements
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you for the advice!
@@jimchiminie1124 heyy army 🤗
Is chemistry needed for Physio, e.g. is it needed to pass the modules etc, or is it purely biological?
I'd say mainly biological :)
If I don't have any sport background an I still suitable for physiotherapy?
Ofc, physio isn’t just about sport
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Honestly I just went home from a uni tour and was introduced to physiotherapy. What kind of person do you see success in this field?
@@tranlenamphuong6192 anybody who enjoys helping people and being around them.
hi Masud thank you so much for your video
I am a student from Hong Kong considering studying physiotherapy in the UK.
May I know how much time you spent on revision per day? how about right before your exams?
I am really interested in the course but I don't know if I can manage the workload🙈
thanks a lot
Hi Hayden,
Thank you for your message, I would say on average about 2-3 hours per day during term time , before exams it was a lot more - I was spending about 5-6 hours of my day in the library and practicing with course mates … it is a lot of studying but if you like it then it’s not as hard to put the hours in , go for it! 👍🏼
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you so much 🫶
Are any entrance exam is compulsory in our side some college not taking entrance exam plz reply sir
No just qualification and work experience
Am i able to do parttime job while studying physio?
Yes ofc just depends how hard you want to work
Hi, please what advice do you have for international students
(especially from Africa) who wish to study physiotherapy in the UK. More so, what are the requirements needed for international students? For a school like Plymouth uni?
Hi Onigbanjo,
I think your best bet is to go to the university website and read their admissions page.
Or call the staff up and have a chat with them. Tell them what qualifications you have and they will be able to assist you further.
Here is a link to the page.
www.plymouth.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/bsc-physiotherapy
Can i do part time work besides the degree? I mean will i get enough time?
Hey Ashik, I made a video to this question a couple of years ago. Have a watch here: th-cam.com/video/q7LpAaQ7mrU/w-d-xo.html
Is this course is tough to study
There is certainly a lot of work but you can do it if you really want
Hi I have a question. I already have a 2.1 BA hons degree in a non science subject from a British University. I want to become a Physiotherapist. Would it be worthwhile to go back and do another bachelors degree (BSC) or should I aim to do a masters in Physiotherapy (MSc) ?? Thanks for your help.
Hi Sarah, thank you for commenting. Your best bet would be to ring up your preferred university and speak to their admissions department or one of the physio staff who would be able to make the decision based off your individual circumstances. Some unis may allow it but majority will ask for some sort of science related qualification at A level standard.
There were loads of people who had previous degrees on my course and they studied (1yr) access courses with the open university for instance..similar to a Fd Degree in science.
I dont think its worth the trouble of studying another degree related in science!! Haha that would be so long!! (Not sure if thats what you meant)
Anyway hope that helps, let me know if it made sense and anything else i can help with 😊
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy thank you for your reply. That helps a lot. I will defiantly get in contact with the admin team or a professor. Can you tell me more about the 1 year access course in the open university, if you know about it? 😊
@@sarah.93.30 awesome, yea so from my understanding the access course has modules in different areas of science like biology and chemistry etc. And you complete coursework based assignments as well some exams.
I'm not entirely sure so you may have to just read up on this but essentially it gives you what you need to apply to study physio if you achieve a specific grade (credits). Alot of universities accept this as a qualification which is equivalent to A levels. Again best bet is to read up on the paritcular uni website or call in and see.
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy thanks so much for that info. Il defo look into it. 😁
How much fees is required to complete whole course??
For international students £10-20k per year i think , best thing to do is go to a British university physio course page and read international fees or tuition fees for course.
This will give you better idea 👍🏼
Hii sir Wt is eligibility for bpt
Check on the university course page - each will have similar criteria
Bro can average student do physiotherapist course?
Sure why not? …but I don’t fully understand what you mean
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 I mean can an average studing student can able to do physiotherapist course??
Is bachelor in physiotherapy major hard or not ? For a foreign but quit good in English
X Phantom 11 yea it’s quite hard
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy ok how can I succeed in this major cuz I will study abroad and I think this major suits me!!
X Phantom 11 you can do it, just work hard and you will get there :)
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy one last question?! What’s the subjects we study in first year
X Phantom 11 Anatomy and physiology, musculoskeletal physio, neuro physio, cardio respiratory physio, group projects working with other health professional students , possibly a placement. Every uni has different structure but will teach the same content 👍🏼
Do you need maths to get into university for physiotherapy
Depends on the Uni but most of the time you don’t
Not really but it's useful.
You've mentioned essys quite a number of times could you give more information on what type of essyas are these?
- Thank you
Hi - essays on different questions in different modules I.e cardio resp, neuro, dissertation etc. - check out the uni website of any physio course and it will give you more info.
Essay question example: evaluate the role of a physiotherapist in a Cystic fibrosis patients life.
BPT course is hard?
Sorry, didn't quite get what you meant. Just say your question one more time for me please 😊
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689
BPT : Bachelor of physiotherapy, in India
@@brijesh3424 Thanks for that dude. To be honest with you i can only comment on UK academia - I wouldn't have any idea on physio in India apart from researching online
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 if u don't mind, can you please give me inform regarding the scope in your country and other thing related to physiotherapy, cause I want to pursue my carrier in it ;)
@@brijesh3424 Sure what exactly is it that you wanted to know ?
Hi . I am from India. I have completed my secondary school and now plankton study physio in this sep intake in uk. Plzz what is the required ielts score in uk uni's . Also can u plz suggest some uni in uk.plzz reply...it will be helpful
Nice content pls remove the music it takes the focus out from you!
Cheers Percy 🙏🏼
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Which are the best pdf books for first years
Not sure about PDF but best books for 1st years in my opinion
The physiotherapy pocket book
Anatomy and human movement (palastanga)
Netters anatomy flashcards
The rest will be topic specific i.e if you are studying about Parkinson's or stroke.
How much you earn per month ? 😅
Hi. Great question, I’ve made a few videos to answer your question which may help.
th-cam.com/video/28iD8v9mvu0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/ZZhVTFp9rck/w-d-xo.html
Will physiotherapy be hard for me if I only got 56 percent in my 12
What’s 12?
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 12th class
I got 69% in year 12 and now I'm getting High Distinctions (80%+) in my Masters of Physiotherapy course 😂 Don't let your Year 12 results determine your future!