Will "This is a basic introduction to aromatherapy and reflexology." help me become a physio?!
Question: Will "This is a basic introduction to aromatherapy and reflexology.." help me become a physio.?
will it help me any way ether geting into uni or finding a job.?Health Question & Answer
Answers:
Very unlikely..
The Physiotherapy recruitment bodies is so pro Allopathy it would probably work against you..
Your best way of becoming a physio if you haven't got the academia they want is to talk to the heads of department in the universities and ask them what they want.. They may advise you to do an access course or similar and expect you to achieve a certain mark..
Showing determination and commitment has worked for me every time..
I took osteopathy in the UK.. The course requirement was certain grades at A level which I can't remember..
I didn't actually have A levels because I left school when I was 16 as I wanted to work and earn money to support myself etc..
I went to night school and did an access course in Chemistry and Biology.. This gave me entry and 4 years later I qualified..
Had i not even done the access course I would still have been offered a place as i had worked hard and achieved a good position in the IT industry and I was prepared to give up a good salary to go back to uni for 4 years.. I'd also saved enough money to make everything possible..
That is also commitment and determination (+ being incredibly stubborn)!
If you want to be an aromatherapist or reflexologist that's great but please don't do it to become a physiotherapist..
Your clients will pick up that your heart is else where and you won't make a lot of money..
Good LuckHealth Question & Answer
The Physiotherapy recruitment bodies is so pro Allopathy it would probably work against you..
Your best way of becoming a physio if you haven't got the academia they want is to talk to the heads of department in the universities and ask them what they want.. They may advise you to do an access course or similar and expect you to achieve a certain mark..
Showing determination and commitment has worked for me every time..
I took osteopathy in the UK.. The course requirement was certain grades at A level which I can't remember..
I didn't actually have A levels because I left school when I was 16 as I wanted to work and earn money to support myself etc..
I went to night school and did an access course in Chemistry and Biology.. This gave me entry and 4 years later I qualified..
Had i not even done the access course I would still have been offered a place as i had worked hard and achieved a good position in the IT industry and I was prepared to give up a good salary to go back to uni for 4 years.. I'd also saved enough money to make everything possible..
That is also commitment and determination (+ being incredibly stubborn)!
If you want to be an aromatherapist or reflexologist that's great but please don't do it to become a physiotherapist..
Your clients will pick up that your heart is else where and you won't make a lot of money..
Good LuckHealth Question & Answer
If by "physio" you mean a physiotherapist, then the answer is a defininitive, no..
Nor will it help you get into university or find a job, other than as an "aromatherapist" or "reflexologist" (both of which by the way are completely bogus practices....but you didn't ask that)Health Question & Answer
Nor will it help you get into university or find a job, other than as an "aromatherapist" or "reflexologist" (both of which by the way are completely bogus practices....but you didn't ask that)Health Question & Answer