A little behind the scenes on how I became a Speech and Language Therapist: early experiences, interview tips and advice to my younger self. www.saltbythes...
Brilliant video, thank you for sharing! I start my 4 years integrated masters at Reading in September and have suddenly become very overwhelmed by everything I have seen through research but your video has really helped me feel excited about it again. Everything I have seen seems to talk about how hard it is but I'm sure I will get through it :)
This video was so so helpful and encouraging, right now i’m looking at applying for courses next year and it’s looking very daunting but this has really helped, thank you so much for this!!
This is fascinating. I am in Australia and I am about to start my speech pathology degree after I finished my nursing degree. I am so excited. Did you have to do a thesis in your degree. I have to do a thesis and get it published in a Journal excited and scared.
This is quite useful. Thank you for putting this together. I'll like to contact you on a one on one basis. I have an interview on Monday for SaLT at Reading
Hi Lesra. Oh my goodness... Monday as in today?! Best of luck!! You're always welcome to contact me through the form on my website. That's the best way of getting fast response from me. www.saltbythesea.com/contact/
Hello, thank you for posting this video it was very informative. I recently completed my undergrad Psychology degree.. do you know if it would be compulsory to undertake a speech and language therapy MSc degree?
Hi Lindsay. Congratulations on completing your degree! You can find all the info you need here: www.rcslt.org/speech-and-language-therapy/become-a-speech-and-language-therapist/
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. It’s really insightful and love your motivation ! ❤
Yet again, a fantastic video by Bryony! I'm going to share for all those that might be considering their choices at this time of year.
Brilliant video, thank you for sharing! I start my 4 years integrated masters at Reading in September and have suddenly become very overwhelmed by everything I have seen through research but your video has really helped me feel excited about it again. Everything I have seen seems to talk about how hard it is but I'm sure I will get through it :)
This video was so so helpful and encouraging, right now i’m looking at applying for courses next year and it’s looking very daunting but this has really helped, thank you so much for this!!
Thank you very much!!!
I'm currently in my first year at university, the linguistics and phonetics stuff is so hard at times but also really interesting
Oh it is tough at first, isn't it?! I think that's part of what makes it really interesting. Phonetics is fun! You'll get there. :)
Wow, thank you so much for this video! Sooo helpful :)
really love your energy
Hey thanks! xx
This is fascinating. I am in Australia and I am about to start my speech pathology degree after I finished my nursing degree. I am so excited. Did you have to do a thesis in your degree. I have to do a thesis and get it published in a Journal excited and scared.
This is quite useful. Thank you for putting this together. I'll like to contact you on a one on one basis. I have an interview on Monday for SaLT at Reading
Hi Lesra. Oh my goodness... Monday as in today?! Best of luck!! You're always welcome to contact me through the form on my website. That's the best way of getting fast response from me. www.saltbythesea.com/contact/
Hello, thank you for posting this video it was very informative. I recently completed my undergrad Psychology degree.. do you know if it would be compulsory to undertake a speech and language therapy MSc degree?
Hi Lindsay. Congratulations on completing your degree! You can find all the info you need here: www.rcslt.org/speech-and-language-therapy/become-a-speech-and-language-therapist/
@@BryonyRust thank you so much for your help! Have a lovely day x
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