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The Level 3 Veterinary Nursing Diploma Course

 

This course provides student Veterinary Nurses with the training required
 to complete all aspects of the level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing, and be
eligible to enter the Register of Veterinary Nurses.

 

Entry Requirements
In order to train as a veterinary nurse and take the RCVS
 examinations a student must be enrolled as a student veterinary nurse through
 their course provider.  If students are attending day release courses, the student
 must also have the following prior to starting the course
 

Passes in 5 GCSE subjects at grade C or higher, including one science and
Mathematics, and English Language.  Other qualifications may be acceptable,
such as the Animal Nursing Assistants Qualification, providing students also
 have GCSE Maths and English, or Key Skills / Functional Skills at level 2
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Minimum age of 16 years
 

Full time (35 hours per week or more) or part time (15 hours per week or more)
gainful employment at an Approved Training and Assessment Practice (TP)
 

Good access to the internet, both at home for private study and at work, for
completing the nursing progress log

Duration
The full Diploma qualification takes two and a half years.
Students will attend college for 84 days and complete 200 hours of on-line study to
fulfil the RCVS requirement of 720 guided learning hours.

There are intakes.

September Start

Terms 1 - 3   Wednesdays
Terms 4 - 6   Thursdays
Term 7 - End   Fridays

New Year Start

Terms 1 - 3  
Mondays
Terms 4 - 6   Tuesdays
Terms 7 - End   Fridays

All times 10:30am - 6:00pm


Course Content and Structure

The coursework covers all the material needed to complete the core units and
Small Animal Option Units of the Diploma, and prepares students for the theory
exams which are sat after students have completed the core units, and the
practical exams, which are taken once the option units have been completed.

Students are also required to complete an on-line progress log of the practical skills
they learn and develop whilst working in practice.  MYF will provide support for both
the students and their Clinical Coaches whilst working on this, and monitor the
students' progress throughout their training.