Nicholas Said:

what subjects do you need to be physiotherapist?

We Answered:

I see you asked this question in Yahoo Answers Singapore. Are you Singapore based, or in the UK, or somewhere else? I see you mention A-level as well making me think you are in the UK. I'll assume you are in the UK.

Basically, entry requirements into university to study Physiotherapy are usually 5 GCSEs (or equivalent) and 3 A levels including at least one science. You'll normally need good to high grades. Alternatives to A levels are considered. But it's best to check the entry requirements of the university/universities to which you wish to apply.

Then, studying Physiotherapy at university will take 3 or 4 years (depending on the university, but most are 3 years) and will lead to a BSc in that subject. The degree programme will be administered by UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). For your information, the UCAS course code for Physiotherapy is B160. Search UCAS, either by subject or course code (so Physiotherapy or B160) to find all the universities that offer that course.

Then you can apply for a job. If starting university at 18, then you would finish the course when you're around 21/22.

Bonnie Said:

What qualities and abilities do you need to be a physiotherapist?

We Answered:

i had a physio once who was female and only 5 foot and very slight in build so dont think that strength is all that important
i think a good knowlage of the human body and how it works would be vital

Nathan Said:

what high-school courses do you need to go into physiotherapist?

We Answered:

You will take all the science you need for the profession in college. If you have time to take biology, or if anything is offered in anatomy, by all means take it.

How to start a physiotherapy career:
http://thephysiosite.com/how-to-start-a-…

Timothy Said:

what type of schooling do you need to be a physiotherapist?

We Answered:

http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos080.htm#train…
https://www.fsbpt.org/index.asp