Samuel Said:

speech and language therapy course?

We Answered:

In Scotland there are only 2 courses, there are more in England. However, it might be hard to get into the ocurse at the moment cos there are virtually no jobs, atleast thats the case up here in scotland! From that perspective, i would advise against doing the course. On the other hand, it is certainly an interesting course to study. I would suggest you try and get some experience shodowing and SLT or even voluntary work with the autistic society or with a deaf or blind charity, or even experience working with the elderly as a carer or something.

Any other questrions you might have, i'd be happy to answer;

miss_petit_pixie@yahoo.co.uk

Good luck!

Paul Said:

information on becoming a speech and language therapists?

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If you have a first degree you may be able to do a two-year post-graduate degree rather than the undergraduate degree. But, you need an appropriate first degree. There are some suggestions and further information here:
http://ww2.prospects.ac.uk/p/types_of_jo…

The Royal College or Speech and Language Therapists have a careers guide that you can download here: http://www.rcslt.org/speech_and_language…


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Melinda Said:

Speech and language therapy...help!!! plzz?

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