What are the Top Qualities of a Veterinary Nurse?
So you love animals, have an interest in science and are thinking of starting a career in Veterinary Nursing? However, you are not sure if it is the right choice or where to start if it is.
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Here are some recommended links for organisations who provide outstanding support.
A non profit organisation that provides advice and services to support children and adults with specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia.
Dyslexia - SPELD Foundation Literacy & Clinical Services provides family support and a range of services throughout Western Australia to enable children and adults with specific learning disabilities and difficulties to realise their greatest potential.
The Reading Writing Hotline was established in 1994 and is Australia’s national telephone referral service for adult literacy and numeracy. It is funded by the Australian Government Department of Education. Contact by telephone on 1300 655 506 or visit their website.
LDA provides a range of services and tools and resources to support people of all ages with learning disabilities.
A typing course that teaches key boarding, develops reading and spelling skills, builds confidence and motivates learners to succeed.
The SEE Program offers free training to help improve your reading, writing, maths and computer skills.
So you love animals, have an interest in science and are thinking of starting a career in Veterinary Nursing? However, you are not sure if it is the right choice or where to start if it is.
Skilled volunteers and foster carers play a crucial role in animal rescues, offering hands-on care and enrichment to animals in need. With formal training, you can take your compassion further and contribute meaningfully to animal welfare efforts.
If you’re a doggy daycare worker, groomer, shelter attendant or ranger, enhance your skills by understanding canine behaviour. Learn how the ACM40322 Certificate IV in Animal Behaviour and Training can help you handle dogs more effectively and ethically.
The leader in delivery of Australian Nationally Recognised Qualifications including ACM20121 Certificate II in Animal Care (formerly Animal Studies), ACM30122 Certificate III in Animal Care Services, ACM40818 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and ACM40322 Certificate IV in Animal Behaviour and Training.
Applied Vocational Training (AVT) delivers a range of qualifications and short courses for students wishing to pursue a career working with animals.
AVT is a Registered Training Organisation based in Perth, Western Australia, providing on-campus and online courses to students studying throughout Australia. More about us →
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Applied Vocational Training (AVT) is proudly a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 5273).