Occupational therapy questions
Got a few questions if anybody can answer them
I know this probably varies from uni to uni and of course placements but I'm wondering
- how many hours are you roughly in uni for especially first year?
- is the workload manageable?
- what kind of things do you get to do in placement?
Thanks
I know this probably varies from uni to uni and of course placements but I'm wondering
- how many hours are you roughly in uni for especially first year?
- is the workload manageable?
- what kind of things do you get to do in placement?
Thanks
Anyone?
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