Sub-sectors: Dog grooming, veterinary nursing, zoos, aquariums, pet care.
Occupations: Animal nurse, veterinary nurse, animal technician, canine beautician, dog groomer, kennel assistant, kennel maid, bee farmer, cattery manager, veterinary practice, manager
This programme validated by Kingston University is designed for students who have already completed a Foundation Degree in Animal Behaviour and Welfare or equivalent qualification. It allows for more in-depth specialist knowledge development and the opportunity for research into a …
This programme enables a deeper engagement with the scientific disciplines that underpin the management of captive, productive and companion animals. It will help you to build on previous knowledge and experience of the animal sciences, and further develop your skills …
This programme seeks to expand your knowledge and understanding of wild animals and their captive management and behaviour beyond the scope of the Foundation Degree. You will study a range of modules (theoretical with practical application) related to captive management …
A one year course designed for learners who are not ready to move to a full Level 2 programme and bigger group sizes. The course focuses on developing study skills, progressing vocational experience and skills, progressing both English and Maths. …
The Animal Behaviour and Welfare Foundation Degree provides a fascinating insight into the behaviour and welfare of a range of animal species and application of theory to maintain animal welfare. This includes, but is not limited to, companion animals, production …
Investigate the physiology, behaviour and welfare of a range of species underpinned by contemporary issues in animal science, supported by the study of the wide range of species in the College’s Animal Management Centre and in relevant commercial settings through …
Underpinning theory is delivered in the classroom. Industrial experience, assessed through the professional development module over two years, will be undertaken in a related field and will give you invaluable experience in your specialism with 200 hours to be undertaken …
Investigate the behaviour and welfare of exotic and zoological species, supported by the study of a wide range of species in the College’s Animal Management Centre and in relevant commercial settings through visits to local animal collections. Underpinning theory is …
On the Foundation Animal Care pathway, you will take part in practical activities and assessment is continuous, rather than by exam. Our job coaches will support you to complete work experience in animal care as part of your programme. We …
Overview On this course students will learn about animal care and develop the skills needed to care for and handle a variety of animals. Description Companion Pathway This study programme will focus on animal care and develop the skills you …
Animal Care & Management