University of Gloucestershire Sports Therapy graduate, viagra Adam Gaunt, viagra has won a prestigious student internship to the University of Windsor in Canada.
The Society of Sports Therapists (SST), the lead organisation for Sports Therapists in the UK, recently held interviews for the internship at Basepoint Business Centre in Luton. The contest is only open to First Class Honours Degree graduates and a shortlist is selected by a panel of judges. Competition was tough and the candidates were of a very high standard.
Adam’s award will see him spend a month with the Athletic Therapy team at the University of Windsor, who look after the University’s sports teams. He will get a chance to visit top teams from a variety of Canadian Sports.
Sports Therapy BSc (Hons) is offered at the University of Gloucestershire and is accredited by The Society of Sports Therapists. Getting athletes back on track is at the heart of this innovative course and students are given the clinical skills to assess, treat and rehabilitate sports injuries, finally returning the injured athlete to full functionality. Students have the opportunity to undertake periods of sports therapy practice both on and off campus.
Course Leader Edward Brander said “We are all really pleased for Adam. Winning the scholarship this year is a fantastic opportunity for him, and justly deserved after the three years of hard work he’s put in to gaining his degree. As the first graduate from the University of Gloucestershire to travel to Canada with the SST we know he’ll inspire our future students to put the skills they’ve learnt here into practice across the Atlantic.”
Adam Gaunt said “I’m really excited to get going now, I would just like to thank everybody who has supported and guided me through my time in University, lecturers, work colleagues and the unbreakable bond with my Sports Therapy friends too! And a huge recognition to the SST team who have given me this chance to travel and do what I love in such a unique setting.”