To become an occupational therapist, you'll need a degree in occupational therapy, which usually takes three years full time or up to six years part time.

The first step in your journey requires a degree from an ACOTE®-accredited occupational therapy (OT) program or occupational therapy assistant (OTA) program.

There's no single path to becoming an occupational therapist (OT) so we've brought together the resources that will support your decision to become an OT.

1 февр. 2024 г. · Occupational therapists must attend a master's degree program, on top of any expenses associated with undergraduate education. While debt can ...

To become an occupational therapist, you need to complete a degree or a degree-level apprenticeship in occupational therapy.

There are three undergraduate Occupational Therapy training programmes in the Republic of Ireland. These courses can be accessed through the CAO process.

Typically, the educational journey involves around six to seven years of study: four years for the undergraduate degree and an additional two to three years for ...

Begin your occupational therapy career. Complete an undergraduate occupational therapy degree. A Bachelor of Occupational Therapy is the most direct pathway.

Occupational therapists are university educated and complete a minimum of 1000 hours of supervised fieldwork experience (on-the-job training).

You'll need a degree in Occupational Therapy to become an occupational therapist in the NHS. In Scotland, 3 universities offer pre-registration degree ...