Part-Time FIRST DIPLOMA IN ANIMAL CARE (LEVEL 2)
Vocational qualification
In London
Description
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Type
Vocational qualification
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Location
London
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Duration
1 Year
Providing a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of animal care, students will benefit from a mix of theory combined with a large degree of practical work at our custom built animal management unit. You will learn about the structure and function of the animal body, animal welfare, animal health and nursing. Throughout the course you will be required to complete approximately 10 weekend.
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About this course
Evidence of GCSE achievement at Grade D or above, or equivalent qualification attainment at a reasonable level and profile. Students need to have a willingness to learn and some aptitude for coursework.
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Subjects
- Animal Care
- Part Time
- Health nursing
- Industry
- Animal Behaviour
- Animal Biology
- Animal Nutrition
- Animal Care industry
- Animal nursing
- Nursing Health
Course programme
Providing a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of animal care, students will benefit from a mix of theory combined with a large degree of practical work at our custom built animal management unit. You will learn about the structure and function of the animal body, animal welfare, animal health and nursing. Throughout the course you will be required to complete approximately 10 weekend and holiday days at the unit to further develop your practical skills in addition to work experience in the industry throughout the year.
Entry Requirements
Evidence of GCSE achievement at Grade D or above, or equivalent qualification attainment at a reasonable level and profile. Students need to have a willingness to learn and some aptitude for coursework.
Location
Ashford - The North School, Canterbury, Hadlow, Mottingham
Course Duration
1 year, 4 days per week
Course Content
- Animal care industry and organisations
- Animal accommodation, handling and care
- Introduction to animal and plant biology
- Animal nursing
- Care of exotic animals
- Work related experience in animal care
- Key skills
Assessment Method
Continuous assessment through assignments, projects, and practical observations. Students are encouraged to relate theory to practice in all assessments.
Progression Routes
Successful students can further enhance their skills by enrolling onto a work-based qualification, Apprenticeship or the National Diploma. Alternatively should they wish to do so, they may gain employment within the industry.
Specialist Equipment Needed
You will need steel toe-capped boots, waterproof clothing and Hadlow College jumper and t-shirt.
Part-Time FIRST DIPLOMA IN ANIMAL CARE (LEVEL 2)