Animal handling courses

...What you need to know How will I study? Units include: work base placement; improving own learning; caring for animals; grooming and washing horses...

... the principles of feeding and watering horses Undertake routine stable duties Undertake horse handling Fit and maintain horse tack and clothing Introduction...

... the stables and yard, horse handling, maintaining Health and Safety, and maintenance of equipment. What can I do afterwards? Students can progress...

... clothing and tack including the importance of maintaining the good condition of tack and equipment. ¨ Assist with Handling Horses : In this unit...

... teaching in all six years, with experienced teachers supporting and guiding your progress, is also central to our philosophy of producing the highest calibre veterinary graduates. Resources The modern facilities in the Queen's Veterinary School Hospital include: a five-theatre small animal surgical suite... Learn about: Medical training, Skills and Training, Communication Skills...

... our Level 1 Dog Grooming progression course may be more appropriate Entry Requirements You do not have to own a dog, but some experience of handling... Learn about: Dog Grooming...

... duties Horse handling Horse grooming trimming and plaiting Principles of horse biology and animal health If you are a full time student aged 16-18...

...Benefiting from the experience of our qualified veterinary nurses, plus expert guest speakers, students are encouraged to fully utilise the college's resources which includes a well equipped veterinary nursing training suite. You will undertake practical sessions to help develop your handling...

...MTB. 16-18. This course is the lead qualification in the industry. for groomers who are proficient at preparing dogs for styling. It covers all aspects of the bathing, grooming and styling of dogs as well as general care and common ailments, dog handling control and emergency care...

...MTB. 16-18. Written by the British Dog Groomers' Association, in conjunction with the Pet Care Trust and National Proficiency Training Council, this course covers the key principles in greater depth. Throughout the theory and practical sessions you will cover health and safety; the handling of...

...Job opportunities after this course: Following successful completion of this course you may gain employment in the land-based sector as a groom, retail assistant in a tack shop, riding school assistant, working for equine related charities. Progression to an apprenticeship in the animal...

...Enhancing your practical skills and subsequent employability, this course is ideal for those students seeking a career in the horse industry or who wish to progress onto a higher level course. You will learn how to handle and work with a variety of horses and equipment. In addition to the highly... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... unit has a credit value between 2 and 5 credits.) Handling payments from clients Moving animals between locations Welcoming, receiving and caring...

... of the Year Show, Bramham. Course Content Horse Handling and Exercise Horse Industry and Organisations Horse Preparation and Presentation Introduction to Animal...

... a microchipping service. What qualifications will I need? Basic knowledge of dog and cat husbandry. Basic animal handling skills. Tetanus protection is recommended...

... of dog grooming. What will the course involve? The course consists of three units including basic restraint, handling techniques, bathing, grooming,...

... Times : Saturday: 9.15 am - 4.45 pm Dates : 26.06.10 Run by : Animal Care Department. Tutor : Noeline Stevens Awarding Body Kingston Maurward College...

...This is a one year full-time course, supported by periods of developing skills on the college equine yard. The BTEC First Diploma in Horse Care is the first step towards developing the skills and knowledge required to work within the equine and animal industry. All aspects of horse care are offered...

... to handle the dog correctly and at the same time, start to build your knowledge of the many breeds that a groomer has to deal with. Days 5...

...: · Introduction to equipment · Basic dog handling skills · Introduction to bathing and drying. · Drying techniques and brushes for different coat types · Clipping... Learn about: Dog Grooming...