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The pathway of study and supervised practice to become a general psychologist is a minimum of 6 years, and to become registered with an area…
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There are schools of pharmacy in every state and territory in Australia. Depending on whether which pathway you take, it takes a minimum of 5…
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You can study occupational therapy in most states and territories in Australia. Depending on which pathway you take, it takes a minimum of 4 to…
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