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CORU
APTITUDE TEST
& COMPETENCE 

CORU  aptitude test is exclusively geared towards evaluating the applicant's grasp of professional knowledge and their understanding of the specific regulations governing the profession in Ireland.

Monroe Medical offers professional &  comprehensive preparation concerning:

  • Aptitude Test for the HCPC in the UK

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  • Aptitude Test for CORU in Ireland

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  • Test of Competence Irland for CORU 

CORU Aptitude Test and CORU Test of Competence

 

What Constitutes the CORU Aptitude Test (CORU Test of Competence)?

CORU  aptitude test is exclusively geared towards evaluating the applicant's grasp of professional knowledge and their understanding of the specific regulations governing the profession in Ireland.

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CORU aptitude test (CORU Test of Competence) consists of the following:

 - Case scenarios within the realms of Neurology, Musculoskeletal (MSK), and Cardio-Respiratory, along with other inquiries posed by the assessment panel.

 - practical exam - stations relating to Neurology, MSK and Respiratory 

 - written exam

 - interview with the panel

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Key Aspects the CORU Aptitude Test (CORU Test of Competence):

  • The test concentrates solely on identifying significant variations present in a professional qualification that aligns with the standards of proficiency and practice placement criteria. These differences are vital for the successful practice of the profession.

  • The testing procedure take place in Ireland 

  • (CORU Test of Competence) - CORU Aptitude Test is required to be made available within a span of six months.

  • Applicants are afforded a single opportunity for reattempting the test.

  • A fee of €500 is associated with undertaking the aptitude test.

  • In situations where CORU assessors have pinpointed shortcomings in your CORU Decision Letter, you might be asked to take the CORU Aptitude Test.

  • All details pertaining to the Test of Competence will be detailed in your CORU Decision Letter.

We run regular 8-hour long webinars which include the following:

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  • Presentation of MSK, Neuro and Cardio-Respiratory Assessments, Outcome Measure and Treatment programmes

  • Examples of case studies scenarios

  • Practical tips relating to the Aptitude Test (Competence Exam)

  • Practice and MOC exam

Candidates will also obtain materials relating to MSK assessments and Neurological protocols used in the UK.​

 

Many candidates ring and ask us how we can help them to pass the CORU Aptitude Test.The answer is yes and we have many candidates who have passed the CORU Test of Competence.

However, a sound preparation and regular practice will be required.​

 

We can also offer one-to-one preparation if required.

 

Despite offering this award-winning course, some candidates may still feel stressed about the Aptitude Test.

What are the options for these candidates?

If candidates feel that sitting an Aptitude Test Examination is too stressful, they can submit a fresh CORU application form.

 

Please contact us for details.

If you interested in CORU Aptitude Test and CORU Test of Competence - contact us for more information:

What Does the Preparation Involve?

We offer intensive mentoring and coaching focused on Evidence-Based Practice (EBP), Clinical Reasoning, and core areas of physiotherapy such as Musculoskeletal (MSK), Neurology, Cardio-Respiratory, and the Standards of Proficiency related to these disciplines.

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Is the CORU Aptitude Test Difficult?

The CORU aptitude test in Ireland includes both practical and theoretical components. Candidates can expect written exams on MSK case studies and Neurological topics, as well as practical and clinical sections relevant to physiotherapy.

You can take the exam twice. For specific details, please refer to your CORU Decision Letter.

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What is the Difference Between the CORU Aptitude Test and the HCPC Aptitude Test?

The HCPC Aptitude Test is conducted by the HCPC in the UK, while the CORU Aptitude Test is held in the Republic of Ireland.

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