The purpose of the course is to give students thorough, individualised instruction that equips them to provide patients with high-quality physiotherapy care, so that by the end of the course, they will be able to:

• Recognize the function of physiotherapy in relation to community health needs and national health priorities.
• Act with the level of professionalism and ethics that is at least required of a physiotherapy graduate.
• Assess diverse conditions using physiotherapy in a safe, organised, and appropriate manner.
• Use logical, analytical, and critical thinking to recognise, define, and address difficulties in professional practise.
• Evaluate and interpret physical evaluations and diagnoses and to establish suitable short- and long-term objectives.
• Communicate in a variety of professional and social settings effectively.