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ACM20121 Certificate II in Animal CARE

Entry Requirements:

17 years or older
Year 10, or higher
Access to a computer and the internet
Be able to undertake 15-20 days of work experience

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This qualification is delivered by ACVN on behalf of the University of Queensland, trading as UQ Skills, RTO ID: 1511. For more information refer to this FAQ.

This qualification is delivered by ACVN on behalf of the Halo Nation Training Pty Ltd, trading as HaloNT, RTO ID: 32485. For more information refer to this FAQ.

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