If you are considering becoming an animal osteopath, this website will give you the information you need. In the UK, the title “osteopath” is protected by law and you must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council to practice osteopathy. …
Want to work with animals but don’t know which is the right animal care career for you? Choosing a relevant animal care training course will give you the best chance to find a job working with animals. We have information …
Animals, like people, respond to physiotherapy. The purpose of physiotherapy is to restore and maintain mobility, function, independence and performance. ACPAT members are fully qualified Chartered Physiotherapists (MCSPs) who have also trained in physiotherapy and rehabilitation for animals.
Working with animals can be a very rewarding career and there are many different kinds of employment, work experience and voluntary placements available.
A sick and injured pet tugs at our heartstrings. Helping them back to health and seeing the happiness on their owner’s face is hugely satisfying. It’s about caring: seeing the real value of a loving relationship between pet and owner.
Making a difference and helping save lives. Find out more about a career with the Scottish SPCA, Scotland’s charity of the year 2013. Working with Scotland’s animal welfare charity is rewarding and fulfilling.
Animal Care and Welfare Assistants look after the routine day to day husbandry and care of domestic and/or wild animals under guidance in a variety of different settings. The work is carried out individually or as part of a team …
The Animal Care Apprenticeship frameworks at Level 2 and Level 3 are designed with industry providing apprentices with the competences to carry out their job role and support future progression in the industry. The Diploma in Work-based Animal Care within …
This framework specifies the standards and the criteria for the delivery of a level 2 apprenticeship training provision to achieve qualified status within the animal care industry. Successful completion of the provision will lead to the award of a level …