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Veterinary Nurse (Level 3) Apprenticeship - Companion Animal

Please read and confirm the following:

You should have 5 GCSEs at grades 9 to 4 (or A* to C) including English, mathematics and a science subject, or equivalent qualifications. Examples of equivalent qualifications that may be acceptable are:

You will be need to be living and working in England in a veterinary practice which has been approved by the RCVS as suitable for training veterinary nurses (a TP or an aTP). 

If you are planning on studying at our Edinburgh centre you must be living in England and must be spending at least 50% of your employment in England.

International qualifications
If you have alternative or international qualifications, and would like to know if these will allow you to undertake the diploma, please contact our administration team for advice.

You should have proof of competence in the English Language by holding either the ESOL qualification at levels C1 or C2 or IELTS at a minimum score of 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in each element) where your international qualifications were not taught and assessed in English. You will also be required to have your foreign qualifications officially translated into English with a notarised stamp.

Please ensure you have read the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Disability Guidance on the Recruitment of VN Students before applying.

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Application process

  1. Click on the course you would like to apply for, this will redirect you to the CAW Student Hub where you can create an account and start your application.
    If you wish to continue an existing application, please visit the CAW Student Hub and log back in.
  2. You can leave your application at any time and log back in to continue it at a time convenient to you.
  3. Once you have completed your application, you will take part in a pre-course discussion with a tutor so we can make sure the course you have applied for is the right one for you, and you can ask any questions you may have before starting. This is usually carried out online via Teams or phone.

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