Interested in being a vet nurse? You’re in the right place.
Entry Requirements:
- 18 years old
- Employed in a veterinary practice 7.5 hrs (1 day) per week
- Have an ACM20121 Certificate II in Animal Care OR ACM30122 Certificate III in Animal Care Services (Animal Care), OR other equivalent animal care qualification or higher
OR:
- 18 years old
- Completed year 12 or a Certificate IV or higher in any discipline
- Employed in a veterinary practice 7.5 hrs (1 day) per week
- Have equivalent experience and knowledge of someone holding a Cert II in Animal Studies.
You will need to complete an Application for Direct Entry and provide associated evidence.
take care of sick or injured animals.
VET NURSING – It’s NO ORDINARY JOB.
VISIT COURSE PAGEour answer:
Sounds like you could be eligible for the ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. Unfortunately, to complete the Certificate IV you need to be working for at least 7.5 hours a week in a paid position as a veterinary nurse.
Fill in your details and we’ll email you the course brochure, along with some other information to help you decide if this course is right for you.
Nationally Recognised Training
This qualification is delivered by ACVN on behalf of the University of Queensland, trading as UQ Skills, RTO ID: 1511. UQ Skills is the Principal RTO and this course is on the UQ Skills scope of registration, as documented through a written third party agreement. For more information refer to the FAQ.
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Veterinary Nursing.
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