Animal care has become a huge industry over the last few years, so it’s no surprise that there are 20,000 animal care businesses in the UK. The animal care sector employs over 200,000 people in the UK, so the industry is always seeking qualified professionals. It has never been a better time to gain a Veterinary Support Assistant qualification, and once your qualified you can work in all kinds of establishments, zoos, kennels, or catteries. As you can see, with a Veterinary Support Assistant qualification you’ll have loads of options!
This Diploma in Veterinary Support Assistant Training has been created by experts within the animal care industry, who will take you through comprehensive training, covering fundamental topics such as: animal psychology, how to feed animals, first aid, health and safety, advanced animal handling, and how to assist a vet. You’ll develop your own excellent animal care technique, which you can use to put into practice in the workplace.
Learning with Global Edulink has many advantages. The course material is delivered straight to you, and can be adapted to fit in with your lifestyle. It is created by experts within the industry, meaning you are receiving accurate information, which is up-to-date and easy to understand.
This course is comprised of e-Learning modules, interactive quizzes, tests and exams. All delivered through a system that you will have access to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for 365 days (12 months). An effective support service and study materials will build your confidence to secure your qualification.
Please Note: This Course is Based on USA Standards.
1: Introduction to Veterinary Practice | |||
Introduction to Veterinary Practice | |||
2: Developing the Skill Set Required | |||
Developing the Skill Set Required | |||
3: Your Presentation and Personal Appearance | |||
Your Presentation and Personal appearance | |||
4: Terms and Abbreviation Used in Veterinary | |||
Terms and Abbreviation used in Veterinary | |||
5: Equipment Used in the Practice | |||
Equipment used in the practice | |||
6: Basic Handling of Animals | |||
Basic Handling of Animals | |||
7: Animal Psychology | |||
Animal Psychology | |||
8: Dealing With Stress and Pain in Animals | |||
Dealing with Stress and Pain in animals | |||
9: Advanced Animal Handling | |||
Advanced Animal Handling | |||
10: Holding Animals for Medical Examination, Procedure and for Blood Draw | |||
Holding Animals for Medical Examination, Procedure and for Blood draw | |||
11: The Veterinary Practices | |||
The Veterinary Practices | |||
12: Sterilizing, Disinfection and Disease Control | |||
Sterilizing, Disinfection and Disease Control | |||
13: Care of InPatients | |||
Care of InPatients | |||
14: Feeding the Animals | |||
Feeding the Animals | |||
15: Basic Anatomy of Animals | |||
Basic Anatomy of Animals | |||
16: Basic Animal Physiology | |||
Basic Animal Physiology | |||
17: Normal Reference Ranges | |||
Normal Reference Ranges | |||
18: Euthanasia | |||
Euthanasia | |||
19: Emergency Situations | |||
Emergency Situations | |||
20: First Aid | |||
First Aid | |||
21: Health, Safety, and Regulations | |||
Health, Safety, and Regulations | |||
Mock Exam | |||
Mock Exam: Diploma in Veterinary Support Assistant Training | 01:00:00 | ||
Final Exam | |||
Exam: Diploma in Veterinary Support Assistant Training | 01:00:00 | ||
Certificate Download Guide | |||
Certificate Download Guide | 00:03:00 |
Amber McGinlay
The amount of material covered is extremely vast and in-depth. You will come out feeling well informed about how a veterinary practice runs and your role as a veterinary support assistant.
Sonny Baker
Great course that I feel like I will be able to apply in my real-life. The material is very easy to follow without any difficulty.
Michael Brooks
Very well explained and the course material is highly engaging. Thoroughly enjoyed this course and learned so much about animal psychology.
Kiara Barker
I managed to learn a lot of new things with this course. The course was neatly structured and concepts were explained in an interesting way.
Oliver Wilson
I really enjoyed this course. It was taught in a manner that worked well for me, and I feel that I gained a lot of knowledge from it.
Nathaniel Brown
The diploma in Veterinary Support Assistant Training was a great way to gain knowledge on caring for animals and to develop animal care techniques. Highly recommend for those interested in the field of animal care.