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'Physiotherapist'

'What do they do?' Physiotherapists help and treat people of all ages with physical problems caused by accident, ageing or illness.

'Educational or age requirements' Five GCSE passes or equivalent at grade C or above, and two GCE academic a levels or three Higher Levels in Scotland. Science subjects are recommended, including BTEC National Diploma in Science or Health Studies, level 3.

'Training or qualifications' Three or four years full-time leading to either a BSc or BSc Hons.

'Further information' Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, 14 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4ED.



 
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