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Celebrating Excellence: Student Veterinary Nurse – Emily McGill
At The College of Animal Welfare, we take immense pride in the accomplishments of our students, both during their time with us and as they progress into their professional careers. As such, we are thrilled to extend our congratulations to Emily McGill, one of our student veterinary nurses, for her exceptional contribution to an award-winning […]
Dive into the world of animal nutrition at Nutrition Congress 2024
Save the date, as Nutrition Congress is back on Thursday 5 December 2024! Nutrition Congress is a must-attend virtual event for veterinary nurses looking advance their knowledge of animal nutrition and improve the nutritional advice they give to clients. With our Early Bird discount available until 11 October 2024, now is the best time to […]
Roll-On Roll-Off – Frequently Asked Questions
What is Roll-on, Roll-off (RORO)? The RORO study programme has been put in place for those students who are already employed in an approved training practice and ready to start studying the Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (Companion Animal). You can enrol at any time and, once enrolled with the Royal College of Veterinary […]
Top-Up Degree for Registered Veterinary Nurses Undergoes Successful Revalidation
The College of Animal Welfare’s BSc Honours Veterinary Nursing Top-Up Degree, delivered in partnership with Middlesex University, has recently undergone a successful revalidation process and is now open for applications to start in September 2024. The robust revalidation involved a consultation with current, former and prospective students on planned changes to the BSc programme. Respondents […]
Want to become a dog groomer? Get started on your journey with our City & Guilds dog grooming course!
Are you passionate about dogs and looking to turn your love for them into a fulfilling career? A dog grooming course at The College of Animal Welfare offers the perfect opportunity to do just that. We offer dog grooming courses in Huntingdon and dog grooming courses in Leeds that are designed to provide you with […]
Does your child want to work with animals?
Is your child passionate about animals and eager to pursue a career involving their care and wellbeing? It’s natural to want to support your child’s aspirations, especially when they have a clear interest in something as rewarding as working with animals. After completing relevant training and work experience, there are numerous pathways they can take […]
Are you wild about exotics? Join us at Wildlife and Exotics Congress 2024
We’re delighted to be hosting out next virtual Wildlife and Exotics Congress on Wednesday 16 October 2024. Join us virtually for 7 hours of specially curated CPD all about the care of wildlife and exotic species. Whether you are already a wildlife enthusiast looking to learn more, or you work in general practice and come […]
VCA Congress is back for 2024!
Are you ready for a one-day event designed specifically for the roles within the veterinary care field? We know we are! We’re so excited to announce that VCA Congress is returning for 2024 and you can buy your tickets now; taking place on Wednesday 6 November, this event will host a range of expert speakers […]
Becoming a Veterinary Nurse in Scotland
If you’re based in Scotland (or wish to live and study there), have a passion for animals and are considering a career that combines science, care, and compassion – becoming a veterinary nurse might be the perfect path for you. Here, we’re exploring how you can become a veterinary nurse in Scotland… Why choose veterinary […]
What soft skills can help you succeed as a veterinary nurse?
Working as a veterinary nurse is both demanding and rewarding, requiring a unique combination of technical ability and soft skills to provide the best care for animals and support for their owners. Whether you’re looking to train as a veterinary nurse in the future, or currently working as an RVN, take a look at the […]