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It’s ok to come from humanities background. Same to me but I self study a lot of anatomy during the program. Lots of free materials online.
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if you know OT is a your passion do it asap as experience matters a lot. If you can handle an undergrad you can properly manage a master. Some schools make their master programs slightly harder but making it harder to pass or asking for more critical evaluation during assignments.
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Not much paediatric stuff is covered but it depends on school and teacher, I was covered on sensory integration and hand writing. It’s very basic. The system in the U.K. is getting training on the job more than teaching you everything in the program.
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