CPD is now compulsory for WA veterinary nurses
Compulsory CPD begins for WA veterinary nurses from 1 July 2026. Here’s what registered veterinary nurses need to know about hours, reflection, recording and practical learning options.
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Updated: 11/02/2025
You can find us at 39 Epsom Avenue, Ascot WA. We’re close to takeaway services, the Perth Airport and public transport.
Visitor parking is available on the streetside. Once you arrive at our building, walk through the main gates until you see the AVT Reception sign. All students, please refer to the individual parking instructions you have been provided for long term parking.
There are Transperth bus stops along Great Eastern Highway approximately 4-5 minutes walking distance from the campus. Download the Transperth App on your Smartphone to plan your journey or access the Transperth Journey Planner Here.
Compulsory CPD begins for WA veterinary nurses from 1 July 2026. Here’s what registered veterinary nurses need to know about hours, reflection, recording and practical learning options.
We are 100% focused on providing study pathways for people who want to work with animals. Whether you’re still at school through our VETDSS program or have already finished Year 12 and are ready to study via general entry, our nationally recognised Animal Care qualifications can help you take the first step towards an animal care career.
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