Clarizze Pagcaliwangan

11 minutes ago, Alma said:

Consulting an agent is always a good idea.

You could also contact the OT Council and ask if there are any bridging programmes that you could perhaps complete in Australia to become eligible for registration.

Thank you so much for the response Ms. Alma. Now I am more enlightened. Regards. 

10 minutes ago, wrussell said:

Certainly!

If you go to my website pinoyau.com and use the contact form, I shall have a look at your case.

Thank you so much! I already have filed up the query form. Thanks again Mr. Russell

2 minutes ago, wrussell said:

Consult one of the registered migration agents who posts on this forum for an assessment.

Okay then, can i consult with you? So that as early as now I could begin step by step and know what i needed to do. Thank you. 

Alright. What if my bsc is not recognized and approved by wfot? I checked it just now, my bsc is not included in the list of approved universities here in the philippines what should i do instead? 

Hello! I am an occupational therapist residing and working here in the Philippines for two years post licensure qualification in occupational therapy. I also graduate here in the Philippines. My concern is, do I need to take Masters degree in occupatiobal therapy even though I have finished Bachelors degree in Occupational Therapy in my home country? And what degrees are recognized by the australian OT organization in order to be eligible? Is it alirght if I will take up Masters degree he in the Philippines if in case I need to have one? Plus I am planning to take IELTS and hoping to obtain band 7 on all areas. Thank you so much! Hope i could get a response so that I know what to do next. Thank you :)