Experience prior to qualifications

[joshimatthews]

Dear ones,
I am a Physiotherapist with 5 years experience. But my experience is prior to my qualifications i.e. I had sone backlogs in 2nd and 3rd year but I passed 4th year with first-class in the first chance itself. But I passed after 5 years of completion of my course duration. Meanwhile I was working (paid) and I also have its experience certificate. Some one please let me know whether this will consider as experience.

 

[jairichi]

Dear ones,
I am a Physiotherapist with 5 years experience. But my experience is prior to my qualifications i.e. I had sone backlogs in 2nd and 3rd year but I passed 4th year with first-class in the first chance itself. But I passed after 5 years of completion of my course duration. Meanwhile I was working (paid) and I also have its experience certificate. Some one please let me know whether this will consider as experience.

You mean to say you worked as a physiotherapist when you have not graduated yet? And, that too when you were studying full time?

 

[Mchd12]

I didn't fully understand what you meant. perhaps you could rephrase what you said?

 

[joshimatthews]

I studied BPT during 2007-2011duration. But I passed the course in 2015. While completing the course I had back logs in 2 year and 3 year. 4 year I passed in 2015 and just now I completed the internship. But from 2011 to 3015 I was working in some physiotherapy clinic for full time. I am asking whether this will count as experience

 

[jairichi]

I studied BPT during 2007-2011duration. But I passed the course in 2015. While completing the course I had back logs in 2 year and 3 year. 4 year I passed in 2015 and just now I completed the internship. But from 2011 to 3015 I was working in some physiotherapy clinic for full time. I am asking whether this will count as experience

In my opinion it will not as you were never qualified to be a physiotherapist till 2015. Experience after you graduation will be considered. There is a possibility they might overlook this issue and award you points. But, highly unlikely.

 

[joshimatthews]

Thank you for the response