Guest guest Posted September 19, 2010 Report Share Posted September 19, 2010 Undergraduate psychology students have loads of availability and understand the programmes (I don't do VB) easily. We also have a course here called 'childhood studies' they also have loads of availability. The vocational courses are the worst i.e. they keep the students v. busy so speech therapy/ teacher training are no go areas really. SARA On 19/09/2010 19:01, Margaret wrote: If you are going to take students then I always find undergraduates never have the availability because of lectures etc, so it's best to look for a postgraduate. I agree about previous experience with children being pretty important. Our long term tutors both have psychology degrees. Margaret Margaret > > > > Anyone doing a programme tell me where they get their > > therapists from? > > Our provider just advertises at the University and we keep > > getting youngesters who have no experience at all working with > > kids, really high drop out which means we are always back to > > square one with training,it seems like a big waste of funding, > > we are now down to just one therapist who is a student but at > > least been here for 3 months and one new student who is > > showing all the signs of early drop out and has a 4 hour > > session on her own tomorrow after just one 2 day workshop at home. > > TIA > > Vicky > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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