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Four steps to consider before you change animal careers
by Animal Courses Direct What has made you consider a career change in Animal Care? Perhaps COVID has changed your circumstances and you are now ... -
VET Festival is back
– to deliver it’s first-rate CPD in 2021 After a difficult year for events in 2020, there’s some positive news in that VET Festival will ... -
Continuing Education goes Wireless
If there is one thing we have learnt through the rough ride that 2020 has presented so far, it is that we’re all closer together ... -
Animal Courses Direct launch new CPD subscription-based learning membership
Study up to three CPD courses a month from a wide selection of Animal Care, First Aid, Wildlife and Conservation subjects. We are pleased to ... -
Announcing the launch of the Institute of Equine Hydrotherapists (IEH)
This new sub group of the Institute of Registered Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapy (IRVAP) is an exciting first ever, offering a Professional Association for equine ... -
Animal Courses Direct announces new Animal Hydrotherapy Ofqual Qualification (Level 3) for under £2,500
We are pleased to launch our new Ofqual regulated Level 3 Certificate in Small Animal Hydrotherapy at a new affordable rate at just £2,499. This ... -
Onlinepethealth to host 3rd international online veterinary rehabilitation conference 14 november 2020
The annual Onlinepethealth VetRehab Summit is rapidly becoming known as an event not to be missed on the animal health professional calendar, and this year ... -
What happens after Graduation?
In the second part of our series on what happens after graduation, Stephanie Bateman speaks to Equine Massage Training UK to discuss the options for ... -
5 Top Career Tips If You Want to Work with Animals
Have you always dreamt of a career working with animals? Perhaps you want to work as a conservationist, dog groomer, zoologist or vet assistant! Whatever ... -
Moorcroft Equine Rehabilitation Centre
In discussion with Mary Frances, CEO of Moorcroft Equine Rehabilitation Centre, about future plansfollowing the appointment of Chief Veterinary Advisor, Dr Sue Dyson Tell us ...
