Part time Safe Use of Veterinary Medicines AC044

Vocational qualification

In Dorchester

£ 120 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    Vocational qualification

  • Location

    Dorchester

  • Duration

    2 Days

This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills that are required for upholding best practice when using veterinary medicines for small animals. Although this is not yet a legal requirement, it equips the candidate to handle veterinary medicines competently.

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Location

Start date

Dorchester (Dorset)
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DT2 8PY

Start date

On request

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Course programme


Safe Use of Veterinary Medicines (Small Animals) AC044
QualificationCertificate of Competence in the Safe Use of Veterinary Medicines
Qualification Level
Level : 2
What do these levels mean?

Duration :2.5 days

Times :This course is two and a half days long - times and dates to be confirmed.

Run by : Animal Care Department.
Tutor : Dr Fiona Roberts

Awarding Body
City & Guilds, National Proficiency Test Council

Is it right for me?
This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills that are required for upholding best practice when using veterinary medicines for small animals. Although this is not yet a legal requirement, it equips the candidate to handle veterinary medicines competently.

What qualifications will I need?
Ideally you will have an interest in and/or experience of working with livestock (cattle, sheep and pigs) or wish to extend and develop skills obtained in another field of animal care.

What will I be learning about?
  • Planning the administration and disposal of veterinary medicines and equipment.
  • Safe handling of veterinary medicines and their equipment.
  • Methods of administration.
  • Health and safety requirements and other legislation.
  • Supervision of others using veterinary medicines.

What is involved?
The course will be studied one afternoon a week for four weeks, with external assessments being carried out during week five.

Where will it take me?
Students may undertake this qualification to complement others within agriculture/animal care areas or undertake further courses for which this is a pre'requisite.

What materials are required?
Overalls, waterproofs, steel toe capped boots.

What is next?
Further Alternative Horsemanship units

How will I be assessed?
Practical and written tests will take place on the last session.

How much will it cost?
£120

Money Matters

Part time Safe Use of Veterinary Medicines AC044

£ 120 + VAT