By studying our Level 4 or Level 5 in Animal Management or Wildlife and Countryside Conservation you will have access to a large and varied animal collection, including large and small exotic mammals, amphibians, reptiles, invertebrates, farm livestock, horses and avian species. As well as this, you will be able to study a range of habitats, including woodland and a wildlife pond, where the site is located near-by the beautiful RSPB Old Moor reserve.
Our talented team of lecturers bring with them industry expertise and will help you build academic and practical confidence. With exposure to real animal and wildlife industry scenarios, you will develop sought-after skills in your dream animal industry career.
On our Animal Management HNC and HND courses, you will cover topics animal health and welfare, british wildlife and biological principles. Our lecturing staff have a wide range of expertise, having worked in a variety of animal-related industries for many years.
Studying our Level 4 or 5 Animal Management (wildlife and countryside conservation) allows you to move into employment as an Animal Keeper, Countryside Ranger or Conservation Project Officer, amongst many others.
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“I love getting to work with a range of exotic species, and we are constantly learning new topics and information about the animals. It gives me great experience working so closely with them.”
Daisy Carter Higher National Certificate - Diploma Level 4 in Animal Management
The animal management and land-based sector is ideal for those who care about improving animal welfare or who enjoy working outside in physically demanding settings.
Veterinary Nurses provide assistance to veterinarians in the treatment and care of sick or injured animals.
You could work at a veterinary practice or at an animal welfare centre. Your working environment may be physically and emotionally demanding. You may need to wear a uniform and protective clothing.
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Zoologists study animals and their behaviours, and work in sectors including agriculture, conservation, pharmaceuticals or for the Government.
You could work in a laboratory or at a research facility. Your working environment may be outdoors some of the time and you’ll travel often.
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In-demand skills that commonly appear in job descriptions for roles within the animal management and land-based sector include*:
“Studying locally suits me as I get to stay close to home and it is really accessible. I love how hands-on the course is and I love working with the range of animals.”
Amelia Veal Higher National Certificate - Diploma Level 4 in Animal Management
“I love getting to work with a range of exotic species, and we are constantly learning new topics and information about the animals. It gives me great experience working so closely with them.”
Daisy Carter Higher National Certificate - Diploma Level 4 in Animal Management
