It's never too early to start thinking about your future career. For high school students, career planning can seem daunting, but it's an important process that will help you figure out what you want to do as a career. While some students may know exactly what they...
Physiotherapists (PT) and Physiotherapist Assistants (PTA) both help patients with their rehabilitation, but those outside the field may not understand what the difference is between them. In this blog, I will go over what the difference is between a Physiotherapist...
Gaining volunteer experience related to physiotherapy can be a great opportunity to see what physiotherapists do, where they work, and if it’s a career path you think you would like to pursue. Physiotherapists can work in many different settings and work with...
In order to become a physiotherapist (physical therapist or PT) in Canada, you must complete a university-level entry-to-practice degree in physiotherapy. After completing a degree in physiotherapy, candidates must then successfully pass the Physiotherapy Competency...
Choosing an undergraduate degree to pursue in university can be daunting. There are many factors that can go into that decision, but if you know exactly what career you want to pursue, that decision can become much easier. There are a number of undergraduate majors...
You've decided you want to become a physiotherapist. Well, before you can do that, you need to be aware of the courses you should take in undergraduate school in order to get into physiotherapy school. All the physiotherapy programs in Canada have their own unique...
Our group of admissions experts have written articles to help you plan your journey to gaining acceptance into physiotherapy school. Browse through our catalogue of blog posts and articles to find answers to questions you may have and learn how you can become an ideal candidate for physiotherapy programs in Canada.