In our annual ceremony, we proudly celebrated the achievements of our AVT Veterinary Nursing graduates of 2025. This special and emotional occasion recognised the dedication and hard work of our students as they were surrounded by trainers, family and friends.
Supporting your veterinary team’s wellbeing is essential for long-term success. Learn steps for improving communication, managing workloads, and building a resilient clinic culture. AVT’s Veterinary Workplace Mental Health & Wellbeing Skills short course is based on ACMGEN304 Promote positive wellbeing in self and others in animal care workplaces.
The Veterinary Practice Board of WA has proposed a new recognition level, the Advanced Veterinary Nurse. Discover what this means for WA veterinary nurses and practices, and how AVT is preparing to support the profession through upcoming microcredentials.
Key findings of the 2024 VET student outcomes report (satisfaction survey) shows 92% would recommend training and 92% were employed or in further study after completing training.
We’re proud to be recognised as a Platinum Education Partner by the Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia (VNCA) for 2025–2026. Explore our AVNAT-approved CPD courses for veterinary nurses and technologists.
Read AVT’s outstanding student satisfaction results in the latest DTWD survey! Discover why students love studying with us and how our commitment to quality education and hands-on learning sets us apart. Learn more about our achievements and what makes AVT a top choice for animal care related training.
In an emotional ceremony filled with pride and joy, we celebrated the remarkable achievements of our AVT Veterinary Nursing graduates of 2024.
If you are looking to start a career caring for animals including a career in veterinary nursing, there are a few things you should know about choosing a suitable course.
Would you like to change careers and work with animals? Read our top 5 tips to consider before you take the next step.
In a heartwarming ceremony, we celebrated the achievements of our AVT Veterinary Nursing graduates of 2023.
If you are preparing and studying for a career in animal care, you have made a great decision. The animal care industry is continually growing, with a diverse range of job options available and career paths that can be both interesting and rewarding.
As a student about to get started or a graduate about to commence a new career, here are some effective, actionable strategies you can implement to help manage stress in your workplace.
Time management is one of the biggest challenges for technical college students. As you prepare for a career, you need to develop an efficient schedule for both the theoretical and practical training side of your learning as well as meeting assessment deadlines.
Study goals are essential if you want to succeed as a student. Research indicates that setting goals is a reliable predictor of better grades and completing your qualification.
Pursuing a career as a veterinary nurse or as an animal health care professional is one of the most exciting and rewarding journeys you will experience in your life.
A beautiful evening, with heartfelt memories for our 2022 veterinary nursing graduates who celebrated the completion of their course.
If you are studying at high school or have just graduated and are about to commence a vocational course, here’s our tips on how you can transition your studies smoothly.
If you work with animals, you will likely be working with a small team of people. Here are some of the benefits of working in small teams as well as ways you can set yourself up to work more effectively.
Online learning requires time management skills, self-discipline, and motivation. This post will help you keep focused and motivated. Read our top tips for students studying our animal care and vet nursing courses.
AVT has been an approved provider for Jobs & Skills WA Programs since 2017. This government funded initiative provides affordable courses for those that meet the funding criteria.
You can start today and register for one of our nationally recognised qualifications across a broad range of animal related areas. Whether you want to work with dogs, cats, horses, large animals, wildlife including native mammals or smallies such as including exotics, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice, you can start your career pathway with AVT. Learn about our qualifications.