Are jobs better in UK or Canada?

[Pico]

As far as I know, the manual therapy course in U of West Ontario offers part-time programme. However, I am not sure about how easy to get into the programme as this is the first and only one in Ontario and I guess it is rather competitive. Of course, if you enrol as an overseas applicant, it may also be different as overseas applicants pay more for the university fee.

I don't know anybody studying in NZ. You need a registration to study there. But such registration is different from a full registration to work there. I don't think it's difficult to get registration for studying and you'd better check on the NZ board. But still, as such registration is different from a full registration, if you eventually want to work there, you need a frull registration in NZ.

If I were you, I would consider what to study first, then check which university will provide such programmes. Of course, has to budget the fee and living costs. I assume overall, NZ, Canada and Aus will be cheaper than UK and US. Honest, if I want to have post-graudate study really related to physio, Australia will be my first choice.

[physioo]

I am a Canadian PT.

The masters at western ontario.
1. You need to be fully registered in Cnada as a PT. As others said, it is a long n hard process.
2. You cannot apply from overseas, you have to be fully licencsed here.
3. You must be canadian or a PR.
4. You must have completed level 2 upper and lower courses.

I heard it is good, but it will take you a few years to get there.

I worked in ENgland and Canada. Def would choose Canada. England is too expensive, and here I make 40% more than England. I did a Masters in research here, whcih was shiT and would never recommend a masters in canada. I will aim to do the masters at western ontario soon as it is clincailly based
good lck y all