Animal welfare courses

... Anatomy and Physiology Biology Competition Grooming Equine Business Equine Event Management Horse Behaviour and Welfare Horse Fitness and Training Horse...

... at the college stables on working livery if required. Core Units: • Horse Husbandry • Stable Skills • Industry Experience • Animal Biology Option Units...

... animal health and welfare • Undertake work related experience in the land-based industries • Horse tack and clothing • Undertake routine stable duties • The principles of feeding and watering horses • Undertake horse handling...

... year 2 management duties take place every 4th week. Course Content Year 1 Horse behaviour and welfare Practical equitation (riding) Animal biology Horse...

...This highly practical course is an ideal starting point for those students with some practical experience of working with horses. Through working in the College yard, your understanding of horse care and welfare will be broadened and you will learn how to correctly handle and look after a variety...

... and numeracy skills and the capability to organise the written information for your portfolio. This can be discussed at your interview. To ensure the welfare of our horses, we operate a personal weight restriction of no more than 13 stone...

... year, 4 days per week. Course Content Introduction to horse care Horse industry and organisations Introduction to animal and plant biology Horse...

... : n/a What do these levels mean? Duration : 1 day Times : 1 x Saturday: 10.30 am - 4.30 pm Dates : 6.03.10 Run by : Animal Care Department. Tutor...

... Level : n/a What do these levels mean? Duration : 1 day Times : 1 x Saturday: 10.30 am - 4.30 pm Dates : 19.06.10 Run by : Animal Care Department. Tutor...

... higher BHS examinations or the National Diploma. Alternatively, you may enter the industry as an instructor, groom, stable manager, rider, welfare officer...

... and rehabilitation Advances in equine reproduction Welfare and ethics Advances in equine complementary therapy Equine parasitology Research methods Honours research...

... skills Riding and training on the flat Theory of equitation Animal health BHS Stage 1 training Year 2 includes a study tour and organising your own...

... and an understanding of their health and welfare. You will learn about a wide range of animal related topics that will provide you with the skills you need to specialise...

... the importance of the impingement of health and safety, ethical, legal, marketing and animal welfare issues on veterinary practice. · Progress onto the BSc (Hons... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

... include horse welfare, behavior, horse presentation, handling and exercise. The equitation...

... Level Level : n/a What do these levels mean? Duration : 1 day Times : 1 x Saturday: 10.30 am - 4.30 pm Dates : 8.05.10 Run by : Animal Care Department...

... Qualification Level Level : n/a What do these levels mean? Duration : 1 day Times : 1 x Saturday: 10.30 am - 4.30 pm Dates : 3.10.09 Run by : Animal...

... Level Level : n/a What do these levels mean? Duration : 1 day Times : 1 x Saturday: 10.30 am - 4.30 pm Dates : 14.11.09 Run by : Animal Care Department...

...Take your love for animals to the next level with the Bachelor of Veterinary Technology from Charles Sturt University, and explore a career as a veterinary technologist providing care to animals, large and small. You'll gain the skills to work across a range of settings, including urban... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

...The Veterinary Nursing Diploma is a day release course, usually taking a minimum of three years. Student Veterinary Nurses will study in our new purpose built classrooms and access our range of animal collections. The course is intensive and a mixture of theory, practical, assignments, examination... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...