Logo

Student News

Explore our ‘Student News’ category for the latest updates and insights tailored to the student community. From educational trends and study tips to campus events and student life experiences, stay informed and engaged with content designed to empower and enrich your student journey.

Total posts in category: 609

RCVS Launch Newsletter for Those Involved with Veterinary Nurse Education and Training

The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has launched a newsletter for those involved with veterinary nurse education and training. The title – VN Education – replaces VN Standard, the newsletter from RCVS Awards, the College’s awarding body. It focuses on the regulatory aspects of all veterinary nurse education, including both vocational and undergraduate training. […]

22/01/2013

Adverse Weather Conditions – Tuesday 22nd January 2013

All College centres at Edinburgh, Leeds, Huntingdon, Potters Bar and Middlesex University are going to be OPEN tomorrow – Tuesday 22nd January 2013. Please take care when travelling or walking as icy conditions are expected to persist. It is recommended that before setting off you check our website for the latest information.

21/01/2013

Adverse Weather Conditions – Monday 21st January 2013

The College centre at Huntingdon is CLOSED to Learners. The College centre at Leeds is CLOSED to Learners. Potters Bar is CLOSED to learners apart from Middlesex degree students whose class WILL still run. This is because your transport arrangements from Hendon campus are confirmed as running. Whilst staff may find it safe to journey […]

Research Project: A Study Looking at Learning Styles

We are currently carrying out a study looking at the importance of recognising individual learning styles in regards to the future training of student veterinary nurses in their training practice. We would appreciate it if you can take a few minutes to participate in the research study. Please be aware that no confidential information will […]

10/01/2013

Clinical Coach, Wendy Taylor, Shares the Benefits of Training Veterinary Nurses

When I first started in Veterinary Nursing many, many years ago we were over used and undervalued. Fortunately, I worked for a practice that valued their nurses and wanted us to excel, so we were encouraged to take the Veterinary Nursing qualification. This made us ‘hungry for knowledge’ and we felt proud to become a […]

02/01/2013

Congratulations to All Our Student Award Winners

The College of Animal Welfare’s annual Student Awards Ceremony which took place on Saturday 8 December was a huge success. The highly anticipated award ceremony is a celebration of student achievements over the last year, not only at our centres, but also students who are learning in their work place all over the country. The […]

20/12/2012

Veterinary Nursing Student, Madeleine Armstrong, Shares her Tips for Balancing your Placement with your College Work

My placement is at an emergency care hospital and receives a lot of patients on a 24 hour basis, which proves to be a fast paced and exciting environment to work in. I have found the course so far thoroughly interesting and feel that it pushes me to do my best and research things for […]

18/12/2012

Congratulations to Emma Campbell, the winner of our Anti-Bullying Competition

Huge congratulations to Emma Campbell, a BSc (Hons) Veterinary Nursing student at our Edinburgh centre, for winning our ‘We’re Better Without Bullying’ competition. Emma, who submitted the winning poem below, wins £100. Well done Emma! We’re better without bullying Society today claims to tackle the problem at hand, What we really need is someone, who’s willing to […]

17/12/2012

Reminder to all September 2012 Start Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing Students

If you started the Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing programme in September 2012 this reminder is for you! Please do not forget that NPL Units VN1,2,5 & 7 need to be completed by 31 January 2013 (excluding the stabling task in VN5). VN3 should be completed by February – March 2013, followed by VN4 in March – April […]

24+Advanced Learning Loans: Important Information for Students Starting Level 3 Courses from 1 August 2013

From 1 August 2013 learners in England, aged 24 years of age or over, will no longer have level 3 programmes such as A Levels, advanced apprenticeships and level 3 Diplomas subsidised by the Government. Instead the learner, or their employer, will be required to pay the course fees plus the money which would have […]

13/12/2012