Students

Resources to support your learning and professional development

We are aware that you’re grappling with assignments, attending practice placements and getting to grips with the theory behind the profession. Student membership of the British Association of Occupational Therapists (BAOT) will provide you with a range of resources and support. In addition to the resources on the website there are lots of other opportunities to get more involved in your professional community. Student members can access the discussion forums, get involved in their BAOT region and participate in events such as Annual Conference.
Once your BAOT student membership has been activated you will be able to login to member resources. Visit the Student Research page to get a taster of the resources available to student members of BAOT, including a free resource on conducting research as a student.

Become a student reporter and see your writing published in OTnews and online

Put your university on the map by becoming a student reporter. We are currently seeking motivated students who want to seek out and report on interesting news stories within their area. This is an excellent opportunity to develop your writing skills while raising your profile and that of your university. If you are interested please read the MS Office docstudent reporter information and MS Office docstudent reporter entry requirements.
The deadline for application is 15th February 2013 .

Annual Conference Student Session speakers needed

Looking for challenging and exciting development opportunity? Keen to develop your CV and boost your profile? Why not join the exclusive group of students who will present at the student session at this year’s Annual Conference and Exhibition?

This is a unique opportunity to share your thoughts with annual conference delegates and demonstrate your commitment to the profession.  Whether it be a presentation on a practice placement or something you have learnt at university - this is your chance to shine.
pdf Document IconPlease read the student abstract guidance document to help you construct your abstract - a 200 word overview of your planned presentation.
If you have any questions please contact Fiona.Fraser@cot.co.uk

Your feedback needed on the Careers Handbook

We are currently reviewing the Careers Handbook and would really value some feedback from current students.
MS Office docPlease use the Careers Handbook review form to help structure your feedback.
Participating in such an activity is really good evidence in your portfolio. Your suggestions could well influence a document distributed to over 3500 people!
Please email your feedback to Fiona.Fraser@cot.co.uk