Course Overview
Occupational therapy supports people to take part in the everyday activities that matter to them. The Occupational Therapy course at KENCID introduces learners to occupation, function, rehabilitation, therapeutic activities, assistive approaches and person-centred support.
Why Study Occupational Therapy
This field brings together health, wellbeing, practical problem solving and an understanding of how people interact with their environments. It is suited to learners interested in supporting participation and independence across different life situations.
What You Will Explore
- Occupation and participation Understand how daily activities, routines and environments relate to health and wellbeing.
- Human function Explore physical, cognitive, emotional and social factors that can affect everyday activities.
- Therapeutic approaches Consider activity-based support, adaptation and assistive approaches for different needs.
- Person-centred practice Develop respectful communication and support strategies shaped around each person and context.
Career Options in Occupational Therapy
The course introduces occupational therapy and related support practice. The roles a learner may take up depend on the qualification awarded and the applicable health-profession registration and employment requirements.