Thanks for the information, would you be able to make a video solely on preparing for an BSc/MSc physio interview. Mapping out the do's and don't and how you prepared for each type of interview etc.
Very helpful vlog to understand more on physio. Can you also do a vlog on personal statement and overview of U.K. university for physio course as I am an overseas student . Thank you
thank you so much for this informative video- do you have any advice for someone looking to get into physiotherapy, specifically sports physiotherapy, after an unrelated undergraduate degree?
Hello can you please make some informative video on masters in neurophysiotherapy abroad? I am not getting any relevant information and i find your channel really helpful!!
What a levels did u choose? I’m thinking of doing physiotherapy, I’m picking my a levels now. I’m thinking of doing biology, food science, geography and sociology. Ik that chemistry is useful but I’m not very good at it so I want to avoid it if I can
i have been offered a place on physio and my a levels are biology geography and maths, i think as long as you do biology and/or pe pick what you enjoy as you have got to enjoy your 2 years and get good results!
@@jackmcgowan623 deffinately !! All the ones i looked at wanted either biology or pe not bothered about the rest, i think as long as u can link each subject well to physio on your personal statement thats fine ! And try get some work exp!
@@jackmcgowan623 well I didn’t get much chance for work exp and our year was let off due to COVID but I volunteered in a vaccination centre for the COVID vaccines and the lady who interviewed me was impressed with that as it’s showing you have more motivation to peruse the course even though there’s not a lot going if that makes sense! A lot of things were saying get some clinical setting exp so like in a gps office or if you could shadow a physio that would be the best thing! Google the NHS values and do things that you can talk about and link the values to
@@jameskwokphysio I think all pre-registration programs offer 1000 hours placement, and universities share the same hospitals. London Brunel’s hospitals are unique?
@@xinwang823 Some placements overlap if you study in one of the London unis! However, some hospitals tend to prefer having students from specific unis than others :)
hey, i am 32 years of age, and a psychologist . I do not have a serious science background, but in the last 10 years i suffered a disease that required me to always have physiotherapy sessions. now ten years later i am totally healed but have developed a lot of interest in physiotherapy as a career. is it possible to change from psychology to physiotherapy given that they are totally different careers and given my age too? if yes where do i start from?
Hi,i have BPT (Bachelor in physiotherapy) degree from india. all pre requisites are dine. can I apply for masters or doctor of physical therapy abroad?
Thank you for your video Kwokie! Regarding academic requirements to apply for a MSc pre-reg Physio course at Brunel: what are the examples of the degress not related to healthcare then that are accepted?
I have applied to brunel university for msc physiotherapy Neurological Rehabilitation, and the condition is 7.0 score over all whereas I got 6.5. But my English score in 12th was more than 80 so do I get a English waiver??
Thankyou so much for the information~ I'm preparing for it. Do you know if universities require the pre requisites and ielts result before applying them? or we can provide them later. Do relevant experiences matter in applying the course?
It would really depend on the university! It would be best to email university admissions team for that. Feel free to message me on insta for more application enquiries! 😁
Sir,can i get licence to practice as physiotherapist for international student after hcpc and csp accredited bpt cource in UK. Is it possible to get a job with sponsorship in uk after my graduation:)
I have a possible opportunity to study an MSc Pre reg in physio in a uni but they don't have any stats on student satisfaction, employment prospects etc should I not apply for this uni if that's the case? I have an undergrad in a irrelevant subject to physio and it was only one uni that said I could possibly do an MSc with them. Also would you say that the MSc Pre reg is really hard, due to it being condensed into two years instead of 3?
This was a great informative video! I've graduated with a Psychology BSc and I am looking into Physiotherapy but I'm not sure whether to take the risk because I'm worried it would be difficult regarding the heavy load of biological content. Would you say MSc is difficult for those who struggle with learning biology? Also, is the practical element of the degree difficult? Many thanks :)
Hello..I am currently doing my bsc in clinical nutrition and dietetics..but I kinda don't like it and wanna switch..I am more interested in physiotherapy but I cant again start with bpt degree...is there any way to do any course in physiotherapy in masters or pg level after bsc clinical nutrition and dietetics in abroad??... ur reply would be of great help
Hello sir! I'm a graduate in botany, zoology and chemistry from India! I want to come to uk and persue msc Physiotherapy course. Could you please confirm me if im eligible for fhjs course and suggest me some good universities accepting international students. Thank You sir! ❤
@@jameskwokphysio I'm going to study PT in the UK this year. What advice would you give an international student , like me , to fit in? I really want to embrace the UK culture and make some foreign friends, instead of hanging around with the Hong Kong students only.
Good video. Hoping to go to university after year 13 (in year 12 atm) hopefully I can get to masters. You’re videos are very helpful
Very informative tq james ❤️
Your videos are great! Would love for you to make a video on personal statements
Thank you! Stay tuned for that 😛
Great vid, applying for BSc course this year at Nottingham
Good luck with application! Let me know how you get on ☺️
Nottingham declined me 😭😭😭
Thanks for the information, would you be able to make a video solely on preparing for an BSc/MSc physio interview. Mapping out the do's and don't and how you prepared for each type of interview etc.
Welcome to message me for tips for interviews! 👀
Randomly click on your UA-cam channel. As A level student from HK, this video is really helpful. Thanks
Will love to see a personal statement video 😍
I like this course physiotherapy thank you for sharing
Very helpful vlog to understand more on physio. Can you also do a vlog on personal statement and overview of U.K. university for physio course as I am an overseas student . Thank you
thank you so much for this informative video- do you have any advice for someone looking to get into physiotherapy, specifically sports physiotherapy, after an unrelated undergraduate degree?
Hello! Send me a message on insta and we can chat :D
Great video. Which country is better for sports physiotherapy masters? UK Australia or New Zealand
Hello can you please make some informative video on masters in neurophysiotherapy abroad? I am not getting any relevant information and i find your channel really helpful!!
got a passion for fashion! LOL :P what is the brand of your glasses and shirt you're wearing!? let me know
Do you have any book suggestions for Physiotherapy or specifically MSK Physiotherapy?
Great question! Might make a video about that 👀
What ib did you get? Also do we need to take the ucat
What a levels did u choose? I’m thinking of doing physiotherapy, I’m picking my a levels now. I’m thinking of doing biology, food science, geography and sociology. Ik that chemistry is useful but I’m not very good at it so I want to avoid it if I can
i have been offered a place on physio and my a levels are biology geography and maths, i think as long as you do biology and/or pe pick what you enjoy as you have got to enjoy your 2 years and get good results!
@@jessicaporter2686 I’m in year 12 doing A-levels in biology, chemistry and psychology am I still able to do physiotherapy at uni ?
@@jackmcgowan623 deffinately !! All the ones i looked at wanted either biology or pe not bothered about the rest, i think as long as u can link each subject well to physio on your personal statement thats fine ! And try get some work exp!
@@jessicaporter2686 okay thank you so much you don’t understand how much your comment just helped me; also what work experience do you recommend?
@@jackmcgowan623 well I didn’t get much chance for work exp and our year was let off due to COVID but I volunteered in a vaccination centre for the COVID vaccines and the lady who interviewed me was impressed with that as it’s showing you have more motivation to peruse the course even though there’s not a lot going if that makes sense! A lot of things were saying get some clinical setting exp so like in a gps office or if you could shadow a physio that would be the best thing! Google the NHS values and do things that you can talk about and link the values to
Great video, I wanted to know that is there a huge amount of sporting activities in the sport?thankyou
why do you choose London Brunel uni?
One of the reasons was the amazing placements they offered in some of the world's best hospitals! Should I make an entire video on that?
@@jameskwokphysio I think all pre-registration programs offer 1000 hours placement, and universities share the same hospitals. London Brunel’s hospitals are unique?
@@xinwang823 Some placements overlap if you study in one of the London unis! However, some hospitals tend to prefer having students from specific unis than others :)
@@jameskwokphysio so what hospitals are unique to London Brunel uni?
@@jameskwokphysio yes please!!!
hey, i am 32 years of age, and a psychologist . I do not have a serious science background, but in the last 10 years i suffered a disease that required me to always have physiotherapy sessions. now ten years later i am totally healed but have developed a lot of interest in physiotherapy as a career. is it possible to change from psychology to physiotherapy given that they are totally different careers and given my age too? if yes where do i start from?
Hi,i have BPT (Bachelor in physiotherapy) degree from india. all pre requisites are dine. can I apply for masters or doctor of physical therapy abroad?
Hello sir, plz guide for UK , I am not getting any guidance from anywhere. I have completed my masters in India, i want to get into jon in UK
I want to go canada/UK for my bpt. Can you tell me the process?
I’ve already accepted my course for sports and exercise science is there a way I can become a physiotherapist with that?
Yes after your bsc you can do a msc in physiotherapy
When u mean courses not related can do it can bsc zoology apply
Thank you for your video Kwokie! Regarding academic requirements to apply for a MSc pre-reg Physio course at Brunel: what are the examples of the degress not related to healthcare then that are accepted?
Good question! One would be Geography :)
What's the meaning of pre registration could u plz explain?
Is it that hard to study physiotherapy
Which Uni’s in the Uk are the best for physiotherapy bsc? Also after a degree in physiotherapy in the Uk can one work in Europe or overseas in Canada?
Hey!
What's the difference between bpt and bsc. physiotherapy (hons)? Or are they same?
I have applied to brunel university for msc physiotherapy Neurological Rehabilitation, and the condition is 7.0 score over all whereas I got 6.5. But my English score in 12th was more than 80 so do I get a English waiver??
Thankyou so much for the information~ I'm preparing for it. Do you know if universities require the pre requisites and ielts result before applying them? or we can provide them later. Do relevant experiences matter in applying the course?
It would really depend on the university! It would be best to email university admissions team for that. Feel free to message me on insta for more application enquiries! 😁
Sir,can i get licence to practice as physiotherapist for international student after hcpc and csp accredited bpt cource in UK.
Is it possible to get a job with sponsorship in uk after my graduation:)
I have a possible opportunity to study an MSc Pre reg in physio in a uni but they don't have any stats on student satisfaction, employment prospects etc should I not apply for this uni if that's the case? I have an undergrad in a irrelevant subject to physio and it was only one uni that said I could possibly do an MSc with them. Also would you say that the MSc Pre reg is really hard, due to it being condensed into two years instead of 3?
What uni have you been offered?
Do you find it hard to make a living in London with the income of PT?
Physios are paid good enough in UK
This was a great informative video! I've graduated with a Psychology BSc and I am looking into Physiotherapy but I'm not sure whether to take the risk because I'm worried it would be difficult regarding the heavy load of biological content. Would you say MSc is difficult for those who struggle with learning biology? Also, is the practical element of the degree difficult? Many thanks :)
Feel free to message me on insta for some application advice! 😁
Hello..I am currently doing my bsc in clinical nutrition and dietetics..but I kinda don't like it and wanna switch..I am more interested in physiotherapy but I cant again start with bpt degree...is there any way to do any course in physiotherapy in masters or pg level after bsc clinical nutrition and dietetics in abroad??... ur reply would be of great help
Hello sir! I'm a graduate in botany, zoology and chemistry from India! I want to come to uk and persue msc Physiotherapy course. Could you please confirm me if im eligible for fhjs course and suggest me some good universities accepting international students. Thank You sir! ❤
Sit down videos, naah be a bit creative please. So i can enjoy the arts and get some kick cuz ima be physio in two years. See you in two years ✌️
Did you get discriminated in the UK for being an Asian or foreigner ? And are you working in London or other cities ?
Fortunately, I didn’t get discriminated (at least I don’t think I did!) during my time here. I’m currently working in London :)
@@jameskwokphysio Thanks a lot
@@jameskwokphysio I'm going to study PT in the UK this year. What advice would you give an international student , like me , to fit in? I really want to embrace the UK culture and make some foreign friends, instead of hanging around with the Hong Kong students only.