Help..MSc Physiotherapy related

[elseohjay]

To the best of my knowledge. Option 3 is of no good to you as they are usually not entry level programmes, but rather a post-grad trainings for already qualified therapists. It will not qualify you for entry as a PT, either in the UK or in Canada. If you can get a place on any of the MSc entry level programmes (option2) that would be your best bet as it saves time + you are getting a Msc degree. You can research some of the Universities in Scotland and I think there's one in Northern Ireland. Otherwise, you'l have t go for option 1.

All the best

[ap1988]

To the best of my knowledge. Option 3 is of no good to you as they are usually not entry level programmes, but rather a post-grad trainings for already qualified therapists. It will not qualify you for entry as a PT, either in the UK or in Canada. If you can get a place on any of the MSc entry level programmes (option2) that would be your best bet as it saves time + you are getting a Msc degree. You can research some of the Universities in Scotland and I think there's one in Northern Ireland. Otherwise, you'l have t go for option 1.

All the best

first, thank you for the reply..

I realized option 3 would be useless because I believed it wouldn't be enough to qualify me to write the PT exam in Canada. So thanks for clearing that up.

I applied to RBG uni in Scotland for M.Sc Physiotherapy and officially got my acceptance letter so i guess number 2 was the best option.

[elseohjay]

first, thank you for the reply..

I realized option 3 would be useless because I believed it wouldn't be enough to qualify me to write the PT exam in Canada. So thanks for clearing that up.

I applied to RBG uni in Scotland for M.Sc Physiotherapy and officially got my acceptance letter so i guess number 2 was the best option.

Great! Nice to see you got that sorted. Hope you enjoy Scotland.