Physiotherapy Applicants 2024

i want to apply to physiotherapy at kings college london. my stats are as follows:
GCSEs:
biology - 6
chemsitry - 8
physics - 6
maths - 7
english literature - 7
english language - 7
computer science - 9
geography - 8
french - 9
business - 8

A levels:
biology - A
chemistry - B
Maths - A

I have volunteered with kids, at a nursing home, at willen hospice and a charity shop. I have shadowed a physiotherapist at the hospice. I have participated in gold DofE and NCS.

Considering these things do you think I have a chance at an interview offer

Hi, im applying to physiotherapy this year and wanted to do some online courses or read some books to get a further insight into the field and enhance my personal statement. I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations.

Your grades meet the requirements and you've got some very relevant experience so you should have a very good chance of an interview. What other unis are you considering?

Have you got work/volunteering experience and been able to shadow a physio? This is what matters for healthcare courses. Also, read up on NHS values and the 6 Cs:

https://www.nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk/en/nhs-staffing-pool-hub/working-in-healthcare/what-are-the-nhs-values

https://www.nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk/nhs-staffing-pool-hub/working-in-healthcare/the-6-cs-of-care

Southampton, hull, plymouth and leicster. These are unis that I'm currently considering but the research is ongoing. I was worried about an interview offer at kcl since my grades only meet the minimum requirements. I though that this might put me at a disadvantage.

I do have volunteering and work experience. I just wanted to get some wider reading done as it could give me a topic for my personal statement and to further highlight my interest in the course.

Southampton, hull, plymouth and leicster. These are unis that I'm currently considering but the research is ongoing. I was worried about an interview offer at kcl since my grades only meet the minimum requirements. I though that this might put me at a disadvantage.

[Edit - just realised that you had made both posts #2 & #3. I thought I was addressing different users ]

I can't recommend any reading as it's not my area, but you could look to see if there are any relevant MOOCs you could do:

https://www.mooc.org/

[Edit - just realised that you had made both posts #2 & #3. I thought I was addressing different users ]

I can't recommend any reading as it's not my area, but you could look to see if there are any relevant MOOCs you could do:

https://www.mooc.org/

hey, there is no topic that links to physio in moocs

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@CamembertPaws FYI

Hi, im applying for physiotherapy, ive done like one online course, i was wondering if anyone had any good books or other articles I could read to use in my personal statement

Hi, if you don't mind could you please tell me the online course you did as I'm currently looking for physio related wider reading to enhance my personal statement, but can't find anything.

Hi sorry so the course isnt directly linked to physiotherapy but it would help to learn it. Its a course to learn the basics of anatomy. The course name is Introduction to Anatomy : Learning the anatomical alphabet.
The link is
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/introduction-to-anatomy?utm_campaign=Courses+feed&utm_medium=courses-feed&utm_source=courses-feed
If that doesnt work its a course on future learn by charles sturt university