The CEPT program facility is provided at Nottingham University. The CEPT AdvCertVPhys is a two-year course accredited by Middlesex University and attracts 120 credits at level 7, leading to an MSc in Professional Practice.

Successful completion of the CEPT course enables students to practice and provides the opportunity to progress to the final stage of Middlesex University's MSc Professional Practice in Veterinary Physiotherapy programme.

For suitably qualified students who have existing level 7 qualifications in addition to completing their CEPT Advanced Certificate, an opportunity exists to register with Middlesex University to study for the award of a Doctor of Professional Studies (DProf) related to Veterinary Physiotherapy.

Applying process:

Candidates are need to direct all queries to CEPT using the enquiry form or its email at:
Enquiries (a) ceptraining.co.uk

If you want to apply directly then please email your personal statement, full CV, and the details of two referees by 1st May to Dr Richard Payne MRCVS at enquiries(a)ceptraining.co.uk

Applications received after 1st May will be still are considered.

All enquires must be sent to CEPT, not to Nottingham Veterinary School.

CEPT application form:



Course Outline:
Essential foundation sciences
Study skills
Basic handling skills
Risk assessment
In-depth anatomy and physiology including dissections
Orthopaedic and neurological conditions and treatments
Gait and biomechanics
Manual techniques
Use of electrotherapies and specialist equipment
Exercise prescription
Supplementary topics

Years One and Two include personal and professional skills on the following further modules:
Communication
Professionalism and interpersonal skills
Treatment programs
Research methods
Case reporting