Can you get a degree in animal care?
Studying for a degree in animal science will give you specialist skills including the health, welfare and biology of animals; their care and maintenance and principles and developments in animal sciences.
What can you do with Level 3 animal management?
Career options
- Pet store or kennels or cattery manager.
- Animal care technician.
- Animal rescue centre staff.
- Guide dog trainer.
- Trainee zookeeper.
What GCSE do you need for animal care?
Qualifications needed You will need a minimum of four GCSEs or equivalent for most technician jobs. Maths, English and science are often required. However, experience with animals is also important. This could be through work experience or with your own pets.
What will I learn on an animal care and welfare course?
You will gain knowledge and develop practical skills across a range of animal care and welfare topic areas. Our part-time courses cover a variety of topic areas and are available as either 1 day courses or one session over a number of weeks.
Why study animal care and management?
From animal feed companies to zoos. If you love animals, study a course in animal care and management with us today. A vital and dynamic industry, agriculture is the backbone of the country. Your practical course takes you out of the classroom and into real working environments, meaning your experience grows each day.
How long is a part-time animal care course?
Our part-time courses cover a variety of topic areas and are available as either 1 day courses or one session over a number of weeks. For our higher education courses in animal care, we are a collaborative partner of the University of South Wales.
Why choose an apprenticeship in animal care?
For our higher education courses in animal care, we are a collaborative partner of the University of South Wales. If you are already employed and would like to improve your skills and knowledge to progress in your chosen career, then an apprenticeship could be the perfect route for you. What would you like to be?
