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ANIMAL STUDIES

ii | 2016 Course and Pathways Guide

All courses are government accredited and have national recognition. For further course details visit www.boxhill.edu.au

STUDY MODE KEY

Full time

Part time

Off campus

Flexible learning

Apprenticeship

Traineeship

VETiS

POSSIBLE CAREERS

> Veterinary Nurse

> Veterinary Chiropractor

> Practice Manager

> Veterinary Pharmaceutical Representative

> Animal Groomer

> Riding Instructor

> Stable Hand

ANIMAL STUDIES COURSES

The information contained in this publication is correct at time of print (June 2016). Box Hill Institute reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details of course offerings and other information published here.

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Animal Studies | 1 For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au

ANIMAL STUDIESWorking with animals is both a rewarding and enriching experience. Whether you’re employed as a Veterinary Nurse or Vet, Dog Groomer or equine specialist, if you love animals and want to make a difference to their quality of life, a career in animal studies could be perfect for you.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ANIMAL BIOMECHANICAL MEDICINE

National code: 22245VIC

Start dates: Mid-year

How to enrol: Direct Entry

Location: Box Hill, Lilydale, Off Campus, Workplace

2 years

This course was developed by the Animal Biomechanical Professionals Australia (ABPA) to provide experienced Veterinarians, Chiropractors and Osteopaths with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to apply relevant animal biomechanical medicine examination and treatment techniques to animal patients.

Learning outcomes You will learn how to: work safely while applying biomechanical techniques, how to assess and interpret patient response, the importance and incidence of contra-indications to biomechanical care, examination techniques required to determine the need for referral or modification of care, and the safe and effective application of biomechanical assessment and treatment approaches. You will also learn the relevant canine and equine anatomy, biomechanics and neurophysiology.

DeliveryBlended delivery. See boxhill.edu.au for full details.

Entry requirementsVisit boxhill.edu.au for entry requirements specific to this course.

Selection Method• Individual Interview

• Assessment of Application

Career outcomesAnimal Biomechanical Medicine practitioners are generally employed in private practice, either as sole practitioners or within group practices. Chiropractors and Osteopaths often maintain their human practice with an additional animal component.

Further Study OptionsAfter successful completion you will have advanced knowledge of assessment and advanced therapeutic skills in your professional areas of veterinary, chiropractic or osteopathic science. You will be able to apply this body of knowledge in a range of contexts and it will also serve as a pathway for further learning in that it emphasises the constant need for ongoing professional development by practitioners.

Course AssessmentVisit boxhill.edu.au for course assessment information specific to this course.

DIPLOMA OF HORSE INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT (PERFORMANCE HORSE)

National code: 10230NAT

Start dates: Beginning and mid-year

How to enrol: Direct Entry

Location: Lilydale

1 year

The Diploma of Horse Industry Management (Performance Horse) will teach you the skills and knowledge necessary to successfully manage employees and clients in equestrian businesses such as equestrian centres, studs or competitions. This course provides comprehensive training for Equine Professionals, Equine Breeders and Equine Operation Managers.

Learning outcomes You will expand your skills and knowledge in areas such as equine health and welfare, behaviour, land use strategies, business planning, artificial breeding, training methodologies and professional development planning.



Selection Method• Assessment of Application

• Individual Interview

• Applicants must be currently working in the Equine industry

Career outcomesThis course may provide you with employment opportunities as a manager in a range of equine organisations.

Further Study OptionsGraduates of the Diploma of Horse Industry Management can lead you into further studies with up to 8 credits in the Bachelor of Equine Studies (Melbourne Polytechnic). Graduates will be eligible to progress into further Animal Sciences courses.


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DIPLOMA OF ANIMAL TECHNOLOGY

National code: ACM50110


How to enrol: VTAC or Direct entry

Location: Box Hill, City, Lilydale

2 year up to 3-4 years

This course allows you to look for work as an Animal Technician in a medical research facility. You will learn routine animal husbandry including animal breeding, procedures to prevent microbial pathogens, animal injection techniques, monitoring animal health and basic anaesthesia and tissue collection techniques.

Learning Outcomes As part of your studies you will discover how to identify and respond to animal behaviour and provide enrichment for animals. This course is designed to give you an empathic understanding of animals and ensure their wellbeing.You will also monitor animals during anaesthesia and surgery, as well as learn to comply with relevant legislation and codes of practice on the use of animals for scientific purposes. All students must complete a 2 week work placement in an animal facility.



Selection Method• Assessment of application

• Assessment of application (VTAC)

Career outcomesGood employment opportunities exist for Animal Technicians in animal facilities associated with major hospitals, universities and biomedical research institutes.

Further Study OptionsGraduates of the Diploma of Animal Technology receive 120 credit points towards articulation into the Bachelor of Animal & Veterinary Biosciences at La Trobe University. Students who successfully complete this degree may apply for entry into Veterinary Science. Other students go on to study in Veterinary Nursing or Companion Animal Services, but, as some of these courses are at an equal or lower level than the ACM50110 Diploma of Animal Technology, these students are not eligible for Government Funding.


DIPLOMA OF VETERINARY NURSING (GENERAL PRACTICE)



How to enrol: Direct entry

Location: Box Hill, Workplace

18 months 18-24 months

This course provides experienced nurses with the leadership skills and veterinary nursing knowledge necessary to effectively perform the role of a senior veterinary nurse or nursing manager in general practice.

Learning outcomesYou will learn how to ensure team effectiveness, manage quality customer service, deliver workplace training, apply the principles of animal behaviour, manage veterinary nursing procedures, apply veterinary pathophysiology and implement environmentally sustainable work practices. By defining problems, developing solutions and communicating ideas you will learn how to implement positive change in veterinary practice. With a deeper understanding of animal behaviour, comparative anatomy, veterinary physiology and pharmacology you will be better able to support veterinarians in both the diagnosis and treatment of disease.


Entry RequirementsVisit boxhill.edu.au for entry requirements specific to this course.

Selection Method• Individual application

• Individual interview

Career outcomesEmployment prospects for senior veterinary nurses are diverse. The Diploma of Veterinary Nursing allows you to work throughout Australia and overseas as a senior veterinary nurse, veterinary nursing manager or veterinary pharmaceutical industry representative.

Further Study OptionsCompletion of the Diploma of Veterinary Nursing (General Practice) can lead to further study in Practice Management or Animal Science. Graduates also receive 120 credit points towards the Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience at La Trobe University.


DIPLOMA OF VETERINARY NURSING (EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE)





18 months 18-24 months

The Diploma Veterinary Nursing specialising in Emergency and Critical Care provides experienced nurses with the leadership skills and specialised veterinary nursing knowledge necessary to effectively perform the role of a senior veterinary nurse in referral practice.

Learning outcomesYou will learn how to ensure team effectiveness, manage quality customer service, support professional communications and implement environmentally sustainable work practices. You will also prepare for and perform emergency procedures to sustain life and provide nursing support for critical care surgery. The course will teach you how to work with your employer to promote teamwork and implement relevant nursing policies and procedures in veterinary referral practice.



Selection Method• Individual application

• Individual interview

• Applicants must be working in the emergency and critical care sector

Career outcomesEmployment prospects for senior veterinary nurses are diverse. The Diploma of Veterinary Nursing allows you to work throughout Australia and overseas as a senior veterinary nurse, veterinary nursing manager or veterinary pharmaceutical industry representative.

Further Study OptionsCompletion of the Diploma of Veterinary Nursing (Emergency and Critical Care) can lead to further study in Practice Management or Animal Science.



CERTIFICATE IV IN COMPANION ANIMAL SERVICES



How to enrol: VTAC and Direct Entry


12 months 24 + month

This course gives you the practical skills and knowledge required to work in dog training, pet grooming, animal-shelters, boarding kennels, catteries, pet shops and other companion animal organisations.

Learning outcomes You will learn how to provide daily care for animals through , monitoring health and wellbeing. You will gain essential understanding of basic nutrition requirements, enrichment and follow Workplace Health and Safety procedures in an animal care environment. If majoring in the behavioural stream you will come to understand animal body language and positive training methods that can be used to train ALL animals. If majoring in the grooming stream you will be taught to groom a dog to a reasonable standard and learn to deal with clients. All students must complete a 2 week work placement in an animal facility.



Selection MethodThis course has a significant practical component with a focus of employability skills. Applicants must possess the communication skills and physical ability to perform practical work placement in industry. You must also supply evidence of current tetanus vaccination and demonstrate willingness to care for animals.

Career outcomesStudents may find employment in pet retail, pet grooming salons, pet boarding facilities, retail aquariums, animal rescue centres, animal training facilities and welfare organizations.

Further Study OptionsOn completion of this course you may also be eligible to study Animal Technology. Some students go on to study Vet Nursing as this course it at an equal or lower level than the ACM40310 Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services, these students may not eligible for Government Funding.


CERTIFICATE IV IN VETERINARY NURSING



How to enrol: VTAC and Direct Entry


2 years 2-3 years

The Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing provides comprehensive training in all aspects of veterinary nursing. You need to be in paid employment or voluntary work placement in a veterinary clinic to gain practice in the skills necessary to successfully complete this course.

Learning outcomes You will learn how to provide safe and effective animal care, comply with infection control, assist with surgical and anaesthetic procedures and maintain equipment. You will learn how to perform veterinary reception duties, general administrative tasks, clinical pathology procedures and imaging routines. You will conduct patient admissions and discharges, coordinate veterinary consults and theatre routines, and will also learn how to advise clients about nutrition, animal care, grooming and parasite control products.



Selection Method• Assessment of application.

• Students will need to be completing a traineeship with an employer.

• Students will require a workplace supervisor.

• Interviews may also form part of the selection process.

Career outcomesEmployment prospects for qualified veterinary nurses in private practice and the animal industry are good and graduates may seek employment in private or government practice.

Further Study OptionsYou may wish to progress into a Diploma of Veterinary Nursing. As a qualified veterinary nurse you are eligible to undertake the Micro-chipping short course at Box Hill Institute and become an authorised micro-chipper for dogs and cats.


CERTIFICATE IV IN VETERINARY NURSING (TRAINEESHIP)




Location: Lilydale

3 years

The Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing traineeship provides comprehensive training in all aspects of veterinary nursing. You need to be in paid employment or voluntary work placement in a veterinary clinic to gain practice in the skills necessary to successfully complete this course.

Learning outcomes You will learn how to provide safe and effective animal care, comply with infection control, assist with surgical and anaesthetic procedures and maintain equipment. You will learn how to perform veterinary reception duties, general administrative tasks, clinical pathology procedures and imaging routines. You will conduct patient admissions and discharges, coordinate veterinary consults and theatre routines, and will also learn how to advise clients about nutrition, animal care, grooming and parasite control products.



Selection Method• Assessment of application.

• You need to be in paid employment or voluntary work placement in a veterinary clinic to gain practice in the skills necessary to successfully complete this course. Students with paid or voluntary employment positions will be given first preference.

• Interviews may also form part of the selection process.


Further Study OptionsYou may wish to progress into a Diploma of Veterinary Nursing. As a qualified veterinary nurse you are eligible to undertake the Micro-chipping short course at Box Hill Institute and become an authorised micro-chipper for dogs and cats.



CERTIFICATE III IN ANIMAL STUDIES




Location: City, Lilydale

1-2 years

1 year

This course will equip you with the skills and knowledge to maintain and monitor animal health and wellbeing as well as plan and provide nutritional requirements for animals. Learn how to complete animal care hygiene routines and comply with infection control policies and procedures.

Learning outcomesYou will complete a compulsory work placement component in order to gain practical experience and to assist with completion of practical units of competency. Some assessments require demonstration of skills and knowledge to an approved workplace supervisor. Other practical assessments may be conducted in class and during rotation through Pets on Elgar Veterinary Clinic. All students must complete five days of practical work placement in an approved animal facility.




Career outcomesThis course may provide you with employment opportunities as an animal attendant in a range of animal care facilities, including: veterinary clinics, pet shops, grooming salons, boarding kennels and catteries.

Further Study OptionsAfter achieving this qualification, candidates may undertake specific industry stream qualifications at Certificate IV or Diploma level that define higher level job functions.


CERTIFICATE III IN SPORT COACHING (SPECIALISING IN EQUINE COACHING)

National code: SIS30713



Location: Lilydale, Workplace

6-12 months

This qualification provides the skills and knowledge required to undertake the role of an equestrian coach. Likely functions for someone with this qualification include observing the performance of sports participants to determine the required level of instruction, planning, and conducting and evaluating individualised and team based training programs. An Equestrian Australia Coach educator will assist the program utilising Equestrian Australia coaching resources and assessments. This offers you an opportunity to complete assessments for the Equestrian Australia NCAS Introductory Coaching Accreditation.

Learning outcomesStudents will learn how to: develop and update knowledge of coaching practices, coach beginner or novice participants to develop fundamental motor skills, plan and deliver coaching programs, undertake risk analysis of activities, communicate effectively with others in a sport environment, maintain sport, fitness and recreation equipment for activities, customise coaching for athletes with specific needs, demonstrate basic dressage, show jumping and cross-country riding and teach the fundamental skills of riding.




Career outcomesThis course may provide you with employment opportunities as a community coach or riding instructor.

Further Study OptionsYou may wish to progress into a Diploma of Horse Industry Management (Performance Horse), Diploma of Sport Development, Diploma of Events Specialising in Sports Management, Certificate III in Fitness or Certificate IV in Fitness.


CERTIFICATE IV IN VETERINARY NURSING(SKILL SET)




Location: Box Hill, Lilydale,

6 months

For those wanting to break into veterinary nursing this veterinary skill set comprises five core units from ACM40412 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. You will learn how to assist with animal care, contribute to OH&S processes, source information for animal care needs, communicate in the workplace and carry out veterinary reception duties.

Learning outcomesThis skill set teaches employability skills and provides a direct pathway into ACM40412 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. The Veterinary Reception skill set practical assessments are conducted in class and during rotation through Pets on Elgar Veterinary Clinic & Veterinary Nursing Training Centre.




• Aptitude test


Further Study OptionsThe Veterinary Reception skill set teaches employability skills & provides a direct pathway into ACM40412 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. On successful completion of the Skill Set, five units will be credit transferred when enrolled in ACM40412 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing, once 15 hours per week of placement within a Veterinary clinic is obtained.


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CERTIFICATE III IN CAPTIVE ANIMALS


Start dates: Beginning and mid-year (anytime for application for recognition).


Location: Blended delivery

The Certificate III in Captive Animals is designed for people currently working as volunteers or in paid employment as animal keepers within the captive animal industry for at least 8 hours per week. This includes zoos, wildlife parks, public aquariums and theme parks that house animals. To begin your pathway to formal qualifications a select number of units can be completed at either our Lilydale or City campus. This course will assist you in obtaining formal recognition for the skills and knowledge you have developed during your time in the industry.

Learning outcomesStudents will be introduced to zoo keeping practices and learn about wildlife nursing and management, wildlife rescue and basic first aid practices, and reptile keeping.



Selection Method• Individual interview

• Assessment of application

• Meeting eligibility criteria

Career outcomesBy having your skills and knowledge formally recognised, this national qualification may provide you with employment opportunities as a zookeeper, wildlife park worker or wildlife carer.

Further Study OptionsCompletion of recognition pathway can lead to further studies in higher education.


CERTIFICATE III IN PET GROOMING



How to enrol: VTAC and Direct entry

Location: Box Hill, Lilydale, Workplace

6-12 months

This course provides comprehensive training in all aspects of pet grooming services. A pet grooming attendant undertakes salon reception and housekeeping duties as well as bathing, brushing, trimming and other grooming services for domestic pets, usually dogs and in some cases cats. Students will learn patience and a genuine empathy for animals, excellent customer service skills as well as high standards of cleanliness and professionalism.

Learning outcomesIn addition to specific pet grooming skills, students will learn how to contribute to workplace health and safety processes, complete animal care hygiene routines, comply with infection control policies and procedures, work effectively in the companion animal industry and provide basic first aid for animals.



Selection Method• Direct entry

Career outcomesThis course builds a strong foundation for future employment in pet retail shops, pet grooming salons, pet boarding facilities, animal rescue centres, animal training facilities and veterinary clinics.

Further Study OptionsOn completion of this course graduates may continue their studies in the: Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services, Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (if employed in a Veterinary Clinic), or Diploma of Animal Technology.


CERTIFICATE III IN ANIMAL TECHNOLOGY





1 year

2-3 years

This course gives you the skills you need to work as an Animal Technician in a medical research facility. Students will need to undertake a two-week work placement as part of the course.

Learning outcomesThis course is designed to give you an empathic understanding of animals and the skills to ensure their wellbeing. As part of your studies you will discover how to provide basic care of animals, identify and respond to animal behaviour and provide enrichment for animals. You will also learn routine animal husbandry including animal breeding and procedures to prevent disease. You will learn animal injection techniques and how to prepare for and monitor anaesthesia in animals. All students must complete a 2 week work placement in an animal facility.




Career outcomesGood employment opportunities exist for Animal Technicians in animal facilities associated with major hospitals, universities and biomedical research institutes.

Further Study OptionsAfter successful completion of Certificate III in Animal Technology you may opt to continue with the Diploma of Animal Technology.



CERTIFICATE II IN ANIMAL STUDIES^


Start dates: Beginning, mid-semester and mid-year


Location: Off campus, Workplace

15 weeks

Delivered at RSPCA Burwood East, this course provides general training for people wanting to work in an animal care industry and pursue further studies in this area. This intensive course has a large online component. There is an element of customer service, as well as providing information on products and services.

Learning outcomesInstruction on daily duties and care will include feeding, maintaining hygiene and housing, grooming, observation and ensuring animal safety and well-being. Practical work will involve working hands-on with a variety of animals including dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, sheep, guinea pigs, rats, goats, horses, cows and even a goose.



Selection Method• Assessment of written application

• Interview with RSPCA teaching staff prior to enrolment.

Career outcomesThis course may provide you with entry-level employment in animal rescue centres, pet retail shops, welfare organisations and veterinary clinics etc.

Further Study OptionsYou may want to undertake one or more of the following courses: ACM30310 Certificate III in Captive Animals, ACM30612 Certificate III in Pet Grooming, ACM30410 Certificate III in Companion Animal Services or ACM40412 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing.


^ Students undertaking this course will be enrolled at Box Hill Institute (BHI). The RSPCA Burwood East is contracted by BHI to deliver the training and assessment on BHI’s behalf. Upon completion, you will receive certification from Box Hill Institute. Box Hill Institute RTO Code: 4687. RSPCA ABN: 56749449191

CERTIFICATE II IN ANIMAL STUDIES (VETiS)


Start dates: Beginning of the year



2 years

This VET in Schools Program is for students wanting to gain basic skills and knowledge in order to become animal carers.

Learning outcomesYou will learn how to care for a variety of animals and provide information on companion animals, products and services. You will gain the practical skills and basic knowledge you need for entry-level work in the animal care industry. You will learn how to assist with general animal care, provide food and water for animals and follow occupational health and safety procedures in the workplace.

DeliveryClasses are held 3.5 hours per week during school term.



Career outcomesThis course may provide you with entry-level employment in animal rescue centres, pet retail shops, welfare organisations and veterinary clinics etc.

Further Study OptionsYou may wish to progress into courses such as: Certificate III in Animal Studies, Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing, Certificate III in Captive Animals or Diploma of Animal Technology.


CERTIFICATE II IN EQUINE STUDIES




Location: Lilydale

1 year

This program is designed to give horse enthusiasts an introduction to the equine industry. The Certificate II in Equine Studies provides learners with the skills and knowledge required to identify and monitor the signs of common illness and injury in horses and covers preventative regimes that are an integral part of horse husbandry.

Learning outcomesStudents will learn how to: identify and monitor the signs of common illness and injury in horses including preventative regimes that are an integral part of horse husbandry, identify the anatomical structures, understand the physiology of horses and how it effects horses being trained or used for competition, breeding, racing and recreation, identify desirable conformation in horses and develop the ability to use appropriate conformation terminology, recognise conformational defects, lameness and blemishes that may affect gait and performance, implement feeding programs, monitor the quality of feed, understand feed supplements and individual feeding habits of horses and work safely in the equine industry.



Selection Method• Information session (please see our

information and enrolment sessions page for current dates).

Career outcomesThis course may provide you with employment opportunities as an animal attendant, stable or stud hand, horse breeder, mounted police, veterinary nurse or riding coach. You may also find employment opportunities in horse racing or retail.

Further Study OptionsYou may be eligible to progress into other Animal Sciences Certificate or Diploma level courses, including the Certificate III in Sports Coaching (specialising in Equine Coaching).


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ELIZA STOTT

CERTIFICATE II IN EQUINE STUDIES

After completing the course, I feel better equipped to deal with stressful situations like horse emergencies. I also have a stronger ability to distinguish between normal and abnormal functioning of horses.


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CERTIFICATE II IN EQUINE STUDIES (VETiS)





2 years

This VCE VET Program is designed to give horse-enthusiasts an introduction to the equine industry. The Certificate II in Equine Studies provides learners with the skills and knowledge required to identify and monitor the signs of common illness and injury in horses and covers preventative regimes that are an integral part of horse husbandry.

Learning outcomesYou will learn to identify desirable conformation in horses and develop the ability to use appropriate conformation terminology. You will be able to identify the anatomical structures and understand the physiology of horses, being trained or used for competitive performance, breeding, racing and recreation. Students complete 40 hours of work placements during the first year. Units 3 & 4 offer scored assessments towards students’ ATAR.

DeliveryClasses are held 3.5 hours per week during school term.

Entry RequirementsYou must complete and submit an application form that can be found in the Box Hill Institute VET in Schools booklet. Visit boxhill.edu.au for additional entry requirements specific to this course.

Selection Method• Information session (please see our

information and enrolment sessions page for current dates).

Career outcomesThis course may provide you with employment opportunities as an animal attendant, stable or stud hand, horse breeder, mounted police, veterinary nurse or riding coach. You may also find employment opportunities in horse racing or retail.

Further Study OptionsYou may be eligible to progress into other Animal Sciences Certificate or Diploma level courses, including the Certificate III in Sports Coaching (specialising in Equine Coaching).


ANIMAL NURSING - INTRODUCTION

Course code: AS911

A course for those seeking employment as a veterinary nurse, or pet owners and animal breeders interested in exploring veterinary practice. Learn about dog and cat care, medical and surgical nursing, radiography and pharmacy.

ZOOKEEPING - INTRODUCTION

Course code: AAS99

A general overview of the skills and knowledge required for working in the zookeeping industry. Learn about zoo operations, basic species management, animal behaviour and environmental enrichment. This information will be consolidated with a visit to the zoo.

PERFORM ASEPTIC SURGERY

Course code: AAS01

This course covers performing aseptic surgery on rodents for scientific research to enable you to comply with institutional protocols, policies and procedures enforced in/by our Codes of Practices, NHMRC, an institutional Animal Ethics Committee.

HANDLING AND HUSBANDRY OF LABORATORY MICE

Course code: BAS08

Designed for people working with mice in the research field, this two-day course is ideal for new animal technicians or researchers with limited practical experience working with this species. As mice are a popular animal model, understanding the basic biology, needs and behaviour will help researchers develop better experiments and identify problems sooner. Learn practical techniques and procedures routinely performed by laboratory technicians working with mice.

REPTILE KEEPING - INTRODUCTION

Course code: BAS09

If you have an interest in reptile keeping or have a reptile as a pet, this course will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to cater for a reptilian pet. This course covers a broad range of reptiles commonly kept as pets in Victoria. Course outcomes will include: enabling you to correctly identify animals in the pet trade, appropriately housing and feeding your animals to suit their specific requirements and helping you to recognise any early signs of illness or disease.

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INTRODUCTION TO WILDLIFE RESCUE, FIRST AID AND REHABILITATION

Course code: BAS12

Learn the basics of rescuing, capturing and restraining common native animals and providing basic first aid. Emphasis will be on commonly encountered native wildlife, appropriate methods of capture and restraint while ensuring best animal welfare outcomes and managing related occupational health and safety issues. This course will also cover how to rehabilitate, provide preventative medicine to and manage native animals.

DOG GROOMING SKILLS (LEVEL 1) - INTRODUCTION

Course code: BAS11

This five-day course is designed for those interested in becoming dog groomers. No dog grooming experience is needed, although animal handling skills and experience are useful. Practical hydrobathing, grooming and basic pet care constitute a large part of this course. Information on how to run a successful business and personal skills required to become a successful dog groomer are included with a reference book on dog grooming techniques. All equipment and dogs are provided.

DOG GROOMING SKILLS (LEVEL 2) - INTERMEDIATE

Course code: BAS12

This five-day hands-on short course builds on the skills introduced in the Level 1 Grooming Short Course. The Level 2 Short Course is designed for those interested in a career in dog grooming. It teaches practical grooming techniques, safe clipper & scissor use & provides valuable experience in client communications & the daily function of a working salon. Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1 Dog Grooming Skills.

DOG GROOMING SKILLS (LEVEL 3) - ADVANCED

Course code: BAS13

This five-day hands-on short course builds on the skills introduced in the Level 1 and level 2 Grooming Short Courses. It teaches more advanced practical grooming techniques, safe clipper & scissor use & provides valuable experience in client communications & the daily function of a working salon. Prerequisite: completion of Level 1 and 2 Dog Grooming Skills.

IMPLANT MICROCHIP IN CATS AND DOGS

Course code: MIP03

This course for individuals seeking to be an authorised implanter of microchips in cats and dogs. Detailed information about this course can be obtained by calling the Short Course Hotline 1300 BOX HILL (1300 269 445). Pre-requisites apply see boxhill.edu.au for details.

IDENTIFY AND RESPOND TO ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR

Course code: BAS16

This course covers the process of identifying animals and interpreting their body language and behaviour. Students will gain hands-on experience through practical classes covering dogs, cats, horses and cows.

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