Prepare for university and/or a career in the growing area of animal science with this exciting new Level 3 Triple Diploma. Through a range of practical and theory sessions, you will learn the specifics of animal biology, interaction, training, behaviour, grooming and conservation. A relevant work placement will allow you to develop your employability skills and there is even the opportunity to demonstrate your learning with your own pet at home. Delivered in excellent facilities by a highly qualified team of tutors and technicians, the course features guaranteed progression to our BSc (Hons) Marine Biology (subject to completion criteria). We use a variety of learning and teaching methods, designed to emphasise the link between knowledge and application. These include lectures, demonstrations, practical investigations, seminars, workshops, tutorials, project work, supervised independent learning, open and resource-based learning, online learning and a work placement. Teaching is both tutor-led and student-led, with group work playing a part as well as individual learning to provide a well-rounded learning experience that caters for different learning styles. The course comprises a total of 400 timetabled hours and you will be expected to devote an additional 100 hours to online learning.
5 GCSEs grade 4 or above including Maths along with the following: • A successful interview with a tutor • The ability to study independently • A genuine interest in the subject • Good communication skills • Hardworking approach towards the industry All 16-18-year-old applicants will be invited to attend an interview to meet a tutor and ask any questions they may have about the course.
You will cover the following modules as part of this course: - Animal Breeding and Genetics - Animal Genetics - Animal Welfare and Ethics - Practical Animal Husbandry - Practical Skills in Animal Science - Animal Behaviour - Animal Health and Diseases - Work Experience in the Animal Sector - Investigate Research Project - Animal Metabolism - Advanced Animal Nutrition - Animal Grooming - Aquatic Animal Health and Husbandry - Human and Animal Interaction - Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Management - The first three modules listed above are assessed externally, while all of the others are assessed by coursework.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Blackpool |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Ashfield Road, Bispham, Blackpool, FY2 0HB |
Prepare for university and/or a career in the growing area of animal science with this exciting new Level 3 Triple Diploma. Through a range of practical and theory sessions, you will learn the specifics of animal biology, interaction, training, behaviour, grooming and conservation. A relevant work placement will allow you to develop your employability skills and there is even the opportunity to demonstrate your learning with your own pet at home. Delivered in excellent facilities by a highly qualified team of tutors and technicians, the course features guaranteed progression to our BSc (Hons) Marine Biology (subject to completion criteria). We use a variety of learning and teaching methods, designed to emphasise the link between knowledge and application. These include lectures, demonstrations, practical investigations, seminars, workshops, tutorials, project work, supervised independent learning, open and resource-based learning, online learning and a work placement. Teaching is both tutor-led and student-led, with group work playing a part as well as individual learning to provide a well-rounded learning experience that caters for different learning styles. The course comprises a total of 400 timetabled hours and you will be expected to devote an additional 100 hours to online learning.
5 GCSEs grade 4 or above including Maths along with the following: • A successful interview with a tutor • The ability to study independently • A genuine interest in the subject • Good communication skills • Hardworking approach towards the industry All 16-18-year-old applicants will be invited to attend an interview to meet a tutor and ask any questions they may have about the course.
You will cover the following modules as part of this course: - Animal Breeding and Genetics - Animal Genetics - Animal Welfare and Ethics - Practical Animal Husbandry - Practical Skills in Animal Science - Animal Behaviour - Animal Health and Diseases - Work Experience in the Animal Sector - Investigate Research Project - Animal Metabolism - Advanced Animal Nutrition - Animal Grooming - Aquatic Animal Health and Husbandry - Human and Animal Interaction - Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Management - The first three modules listed above are assessed externally, while all of the others are assessed by coursework.