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Veterinary care assistants are important members of today’s modern veterinary team. They work alongside veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses to provide vital nursing care, ensuring that the well-being of small animal patients is paramount.
Our City & Guilds accredited veterinary care courses are delivered by online, distance learning meaning they can be taken anywhere in the UK or overseas (subject to local veterinary legislation).
VetSkill Level 2 Certificate in Veterinary Care SupportThis qualification is designed for those working in a veterinary care support role. During the programme you will learn the relevant practical skills and underpinning knowledge needed to provide a good level of support to the veterinary nurse and veterinary surgeon.Find out more
Veterinary Care Support: Animal Care and Welfare Assistant Apprenticeship As a veterinary care apprentice you will work in a veterinary environment providing supportive care to small animal patients and supporting the veterinary team. You will gain practical on-the-job skills whilst studying for your apprenticeship via online distance learning.Find out more
Level 2 Certificate in Assisting Veterinary Surgeons in the Monitoring of Animal Patients Ideal if you are working in a veterinary care assistant role and are involved in assisting veterinary surgeons with the monitoring of companion animals under anaesthesia and sedation.Find out more
VetSkill Level 2 Certificate for Veterinary Receptionists If you are working in a receptionist role in a veterinary environment and are looking to further develop your skills and confidence, this online, distance learning qualification could be for you!Find out more
Level 4 Certificate for Suitably Qualified Persons (SQP) – Companion AnimalThe Level 4 Certificate for Suitably Qualified Persons (SQP) – Companion Animal is aimed at those working in an environment prescribing and dispensing POM-VPS and NFA-VPS and therefore need to fully understand the relevant legislation and potential implications of their role. Find out more