Physiotherapy Applicants 2014

Applied 5th Dec, they replied on the 12th Dec. Interview is on wednesday ahh!! But I applied to do it at Leicester (it goes through coventry and is run by coventry and they do all the interviews ect) so I don't know if that has made any difference at all!

Out of interest, has anyone else applied through Coventry to go to Leicester?

Applied on 5th Dec, Cumbria replied on the 18th Dec so fairly quickly, my interview is on 29th! Teesside have already sent me a pack but the date of their interview clashed with Cumbria's so i'm waiting for them to give me an alternative date. The Teesside pack doesn't say much about what the interview involves other than group task and individual interview (bit vauge really!). But good luck with Teesside, let me know how it goes

Hmmm, I applied in October and still heard nothing Ahh yeah, it's a bit vague! I'll let you know what it's like Thankyou, good luck with Cumbria, and let me know what that one like, just in case I do get an interview!

janedough dont suppose ya wanna give me and frankie your interviews you seem to be flying away with it

Has anyone who's had a decision got an email from track twice? I got rejected yesterday but didn't get the email until 6pm tonight, but then at 9pm I got another track notification, but logged on and nothing else has changed?

For Brunel interview did you have to do a written task or something similar?


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when did you apply to coventry.... i applied over a month ago and no word so far yet one of my friends got rejected when she sent hers off a week after mine :/

The Cardiff int was quite relaxed, it was a 2 on 1, both were lecturers on the course. They had my PS with lots of scribbles and most of the questions came from that. They focused more on what I got out of the shadowing/work experiences and things like that rather than my knowldge of the body. There were some personal questions like how do you relax and how do you think you will cope with the workload at uni and why cardiff. They also asked me about the recent NHS reforms and the mid-staffordshire report, so brush up on current NHS media coverage!
The website says 15-20mins but I was in for about 30minutes

Good luck! Hope that helps.

I've done a week in cardio-respiratory care and some occasional neuromusculoskeletal shadowing with an extended scope practitioner (but this was after my application went off but i talked about how i'd organised it)
I've also done voluntary work in a care home and at a special needs club.
so ive not got much experience at all, I focused my application quite heavily around physio though so i thought that might make up for it :/

I had an interview at Nottingham last Wednesday, they said they'd reply in a week.....but nothing from Birmingham there my favourites too

Does anyone know how long roughly it takes for them to reply back? I've been waiting about 3 weeks and some of my friends have already got an offer (for something different) but I'm constantly checking my emails and track waiting for a reply from them :-(

Does anyone know how long roughly it takes for them to reply back? I've been waiting about 3 weeks and some of my friends have already got an offer (for something different) but I'm constantly checking my emails and track waiting for a reply from them :-(

My application went over a month ago and I've heard nothing. There's hundreds more applicants for physio than some other subjects which is why it takes so much longer to reply

No that is really good and will be enough for all other unis! I did disabled club and elderly residential home too and despite it my directly physio it's where a physio would work, I heard Liverpool just get so many they just reject a handful at random.. this probably isn't true but then again if they get sooo many that are all identical?:s

I wouldn't say they reject at random but they seem to be very stern and unforgiving, if your application doesn't tick one of their boxes then it's out the window unfortunately, regardless of how good you are

There are definitely a couple of unis (I think Liverpool might be one) that do random selection.


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Well I stand corrected, not to sound rude but how are you so sure? Genuinely interested I've never heard about this before, seems ridiculously bad practise