So insightful, thank you for sharing ❤❤ I'm currently volunteering at a rehabilitation center for people with TBI The center has physio, cognitive, art, and music therapy. It's so amazing seeing how the therapy helps with their speech, mobility ❤😊
Hi Tshego, Can we please do a video together? Your experience would be valuable for everyone interested in neuropsychology. Please email me on finnymonko@gmail.com if you're game
Thank you so much for the video ( I definitely instantly subscribed as soon as I saw you are a fellow south african in this field , and i'm a women (I'd love to meet you one day as well or maybe work together. And once again, a super informative video. Thank you for creating awareness about neuropsychology and the psychology field. ❤
Thank you once again for the video. I shadowed a clinical psychologist, and i have volunteered at a retirement home since i was a kid. it showed me quite a lot, and I'm even more passionate about continuing my studies. I'm a UWC student. UCT is definitely the place i would love to do my masters or honours or SACAP or Cornerstone to do my Bspych equivalent god willing.
@@rokeyabenjamin2642 Please ensure that in your honours, you have a Neuropsychology course or equivalent because it's a pre-requisite for the master's application
His Sis…I understand you still a student as well but may you please share with the knowledge you have the difference between a clinical psychologist and a neuropsychologist cause it seems like clinical psychologists have been doing the work of neuropsychologists and is neuropsychology worth it…like the Job market, Salaries and having a private practice and stuff.
Hi Hi, "cause it seems like clinical psychologists have been doing the work of neuropsychologist" This is very true. I'll explain this further in a video soon
thank you for the video😊. I'm currently a Psychology Honors student and my interest is Neuropsychology so I want to pursue a Masters in NeuroPsych, I wanna know about the application process, what documents are required to be specific?
Hi Precious, I'm currently swamped so I can't shoot and edit a video but here's some information from the UCT website: Application Procedure NOTE! In order to apply for an M.A. in Neuropsychology at UCT, all candidates MUST complete BOTH UCT's application form (step 1 below) AND complete the internal departmental application form (step 2 below). Failure to complete one or both of these will mean that your application is incomplete and will not be considered). Please ensure that you complete all the steps outlined below by the closing date: 31 October 2024 1. Make an online application for study through the central UCT Admissions Office by no later than 31 October 2024. Applications open from 2 April 2024. 2. Complete the Departmental application form. In this application you will need to submit a motivational letter, academic transcript(s), degree certificate(s), progress report (if currently completing honours), proof of payment (see below), and the names and contact details of two referees (see below). Click here to access the departmental application form. This must be completed and submitted by 31 October 2024. No late applications will be considered. 3. In addition, two referee reports must be submitted (one must be an academic referee, preferably your honours supervisor). Please provide your two chosen referees with your UCT Student Number as they will need to include this information when submitting a report for you. If you are new to UCT, you will be given a student number once you have completed the UCT application (see point [1] above). Please send the following link to your two chosen referees: forms.gle/hJMg8zACFr6N8FZQ8. Referee reports are due when internal applications close on 31 October 2024. It is your responsibility to ensure that your referees have submitted their reports by the deadline. No late referee reports will be accepted. 4. Proof of EFT payment of the departmental application fee. The fee is R150 for South African applicants and R175 for international applicants. You will need to submit these documents with your application (in point [2] above). If we do not receive the proof of payment with your application, we have no record of the transaction. Banking details are provided below. Please note that this is an additional fee to UCT's general application fee.
Thank you for sharing, your video was excellent and very detailed
Thank you for sharing, love light and peace ❤
So insightful, thank you for sharing ❤❤
I'm currently volunteering at a rehabilitation center for people with TBI
The center has physio, cognitive, art, and music therapy.
It's so amazing seeing how the therapy helps with their speech, mobility ❤😊
Hi Tshego,
Can we please do a video together? Your experience would be valuable for everyone interested in neuropsychology.
Please email me on finnymonko@gmail.com if you're game
Hi , I've sent my response via email 😊
Thank you so much for the video ( I definitely instantly subscribed as soon as I saw you are a fellow south african in this field , and i'm a women (I'd love to meet you one day as well or maybe work together. And once again, a super informative video. Thank you for creating awareness about neuropsychology and the psychology field. ❤
Thank you once again for the video. I shadowed a clinical psychologist, and i have volunteered at a retirement home since i was a kid. it showed me quite a lot, and I'm even more passionate about continuing my studies. I'm a UWC student. UCT is definitely the place i would love to do my masters or honours or SACAP or Cornerstone to do my Bspych equivalent god willing.
@@rokeyabenjamin2642 Please ensure that in your honours, you have a Neuropsychology course or equivalent because it's a pre-requisite for the master's application
His Sis…I understand you still a student as well but may you please share with the knowledge you have the difference between a clinical psychologist and a neuropsychologist cause it seems like clinical psychologists have been doing the work of neuropsychologists and is neuropsychology worth it…like the Job market, Salaries and having a private practice and stuff.
Hi Hi,
"cause it seems like clinical psychologists have been doing the work of neuropsychologist" This is very true. I'll explain this further in a video soon
I’d love to request a video of how basically you got into master at uct from undergrad honours till masters
I'll do the video soon, thank you :)
thank you for the video😊. I'm currently a Psychology Honors student and my interest is Neuropsychology so I want to pursue a Masters in NeuroPsych, I wanna know about the application process, what documents are required to be specific?
Hi Precious, I'm currently swamped so I can't shoot and edit a video but here's some information from the UCT website:
Application Procedure
NOTE! In order to apply for an M.A. in Neuropsychology at UCT, all candidates MUST complete BOTH UCT's application form (step 1 below) AND complete the internal departmental application form (step 2 below). Failure to complete one or both of these will mean that your application is incomplete and will not be considered).
Please ensure that you complete all the steps outlined below by the closing date: 31 October 2024
1. Make an online application for study through the central UCT Admissions Office by no later than 31 October 2024. Applications open from 2 April 2024.
2. Complete the Departmental application form. In this application you will need to submit a motivational letter, academic transcript(s), degree certificate(s), progress report (if currently completing honours), proof of payment (see below), and the names and contact details of two referees (see below). Click here to access the departmental application form. This must be completed and submitted by 31 October 2024. No late applications will be considered.
3. In addition, two referee reports must be submitted (one must be an academic referee, preferably your honours supervisor). Please provide your two chosen referees with your UCT Student Number as they will need to include this information when submitting a report for you. If you are new to UCT, you will be given a student number once you have completed the UCT application (see point [1] above). Please send the following link to your two chosen referees: forms.gle/hJMg8zACFr6N8FZQ8. Referee reports are due when internal applications close on 31 October 2024. It is your responsibility to ensure that your referees have submitted their reports by the deadline. No late referee reports will be accepted.
4. Proof of EFT payment of the departmental application fee. The fee is R150 for South African applicants and R175 for international applicants. You will need to submit these documents with your application (in point [2] above). If we do not receive the proof of payment with your application, we have no record of the transaction. Banking details are provided below. Please note that this is an additional fee to UCT's general application fee.
Well explained 🥰