3 European School of Osteopathy reviews

Accessibility is good. The actual classrooms and clinic rooms are looking slightly worse for wear, but are generally clean and tidy. They are well heated which is much needed in winter. The uni has a student room with a pool table, football table, piano, TV and games console as well as a student gym area. There are matts and other equipment available to use.

The wellbeing counselor is very accessible to contact via email or onsite if she is in. We have been given personal tutors, for any queries or concerns.

Most of our classes are in person, with only a couple modules online which works really well. The teaching hours could be more as there is so much to know, and we would always appreciate more sesions/classes to recap and reinforce our knowledge. Small classes so lots of contact with the tutors.

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The school is a wonderful place. The grounds and the mix of people makes it a special learning experience! The thing I love the most is how we are encouraged from the very start to become our own practitioners. Teachers will admit we sometimes have to do specific things for exams to show our skills, (skills that are taught very well) but emphasize how important it is to develop and nurture what you find important and how you would like to work. To adapt techniques to your own body and mind! While still helping you to keep an open mind and to try out all the different interesting corners of this profession before you focus too much on one thing. The school feels like a big family due to size and location and that's really good fun! The course is taught with a good mix of theory and practice and you can see how hard the staff works to make that work. I'm super happy at this school, and its definitely worth checking out!

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