"Sometimes it's the scariest placements that make for the best learning experiences!" In this blog, Remi reflects on her paediatric oncology placement, sharing how she overcame nerves, built confidence, and managed her stress throughout the...
Your toughest challenges could shape your future in the best way. Sophie shares her journey of navigating chronic illness at uni and finding purpose in a new path. Turning difficult experiences into empathy, resilience, and a drive to help others.
If you want a career in helping others, occupational therapy might be for you! From helping people regain independence in everyday tasks to working across hospitals, schools, and more, Remi breaks down what OT really looks like and where it can take...
Ever wondered what studying Occupational Therapy is really like? Heidi explores the workload, career pathways, and how you learn to think like an OT.
Ever wondered what it’s like to start working in your field before you’ve even graduated? Heidi shares how stepping into an Allied Health Assistant role during university has helped her build confidence, skills, and a serious head start for a future...
Placement is both intimidating and an incredible learning opportunity. Heidi reflects on how a nerve-wracking first day as the only OT student at Bathurst Hospital quickly transformed into a deeply rewarding placement filled with teamwork, growth...
Our journeys into university are all unique from knowing what we want to study at 16-years-old to discovering a new career option as a 29-year-old. Remi compares her experiences as a school leaver to those of Alex a mature aged student exploring how...
"Just because you fail a subject, doesn’t mean you’re not meant to be doing what you are, it just means it’s putting you in the right position to achieve and learn more." In this Charlie blog, Remi opens up about their journey from receiving a fail...
"Being able to work with people, support their goals, and help strengthen areas in their life is genuinely amazing." Chloe reflects on why she chose to pursue a degree in Occupational Therapy (OT).
"Most of all, it has confirmed how much I’d love to work in the paediatric setting one day, helping children and their families achieve the big and little milestones." Anna tells us about her placement as an Occupational Therapy student.
