oh well, basically the hospitals will try to arrange patients
suited to your preferred language. So if you are not good with
dialect, it should still be alright. Yea to practice clinical
psychology you will need a masters in the degree. But you can still
try if you want to and see what kind of accreditation they
need.
Thanks for your information. For clinical psychologists, practicum
is very important. At HKU, clinical psychology students have to
spend 220 days interning not only in hospitals, but also the Health
Department, the Education Bureau, the Social Welfare Department and
social service agencies. Even if I get accrediation, I won't be
confident enough to work in an unfamiliar environment in Singapore.
It'd be difficult to give therapy and counselling unless I know
something about the environment my clients grow up in and the
community resources available.