u/Necessary-Living6767

I was accepted to both an OT and SLP grad program and am trying to decide between the two.

With changes coming to the NDIS, which field do you recommend for job security, long term stability, and just overall career outlook and options? And which is best for working with kids/has more opportunities to work with kids?

I am afraid of job saturation when I graduate in 2028, and don’t want to graduate with limited job opportunities. I primarily want to work with kids so job availability in that realm is also important.

I am from the USA and was recently accepted to an OT program in Aus.

I want to work with kids, ultimately but am concerned about the viability of that now that there will be changes to the NDIS. Is OT still worth pursuing and will there still be job security? My worst fear is graduating and not getting a job.

I would like to attain PR eventually, so that is also a consideration.

Which should I get: E18 mezzanine or Orchestra M, O, or P around 28-30? Also is left or right ride seating better? I am short and trying to get a good view of Chris Abbot lol.

Is the Master of Speech Pathology 2027 still open to international students? Or is it full?