This course provides the underpinning knowledge of the principles of animal science, covering all major areas of the industry. Modules cover the entire industry in a vocational-based, practical and stimulating programme. To support your learning, the first year includes 150 hours of work experience and 30 hours in the second year. College attendance is for the equivalent of four days a week with time for private study and work placements. There is a minimum College requirement of 90% attendance.
You need five GCSEs in the 9 to 4 range including Maths, English and Science or an appropriate Level 2 qualification at Merit grade with English and Maths GCSE at grade 4 or above. Course entry is subject to a successful interview at the campus of your choice.
Assessment will be by various external and internal assessments. These include theory exams, synoptic assessments, a work experience portfolio, written coursework, presentations, in-class tests, creation of posters and leaflets, work placement assessments and practical work.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Somerset |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Bath Road, Bridgwater, TA6 4PZ |
This course provides the underpinning knowledge of the principles of animal science, covering all major areas of the industry. Modules cover the entire industry in a vocational-based, practical and stimulating programme. To support your learning, the first year includes 150 hours of work experience and 30 hours in the second year. College attendance is for the equivalent of four days a week with time for private study and work placements. There is a minimum College requirement of 90% attendance.
You need five GCSEs in the 9 to 4 range including Maths, English and Science or an appropriate Level 2 qualification at Merit grade with English and Maths GCSE at grade 4 or above. Course entry is subject to a successful interview at the campus of your choice.
Assessment will be by various external and internal assessments. These include theory exams, synoptic assessments, a work experience portfolio, written coursework, presentations, in-class tests, creation of posters and leaflets, work placement assessments and practical work.