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Careers in Teaching: Inspire the veterinary nurses of tomorrow!
Have you been there, done that and got the gown and gloves? If so, why not use your knowledge and experience of veterinary nursing to inspire the next generation! If you’ve ever wondered what it’s actually like to teach veterinary nursing, or are thinking that a job in education could be your next career move […]
New Veterinary Receptionist Qualification Now Open for Registration
The College of Animal Welfare is delighted to announce that applications for the new VetSkill Level 2 Certificate for Veterinary Receptionists qualification are now open. The qualification, designed to provide key receptionist skills tailored to a veterinary practice setting, will help those working in a receptionist role to manage the reception area, communicate confidently and […]
Save £100s on a Leadership and Management qualification this summer!
The College of Animal Welfare (CAW) and the Veterinary Practice Managers Association (VPMA) have joined forces this summer to help those working in a veterinary practice undertake an Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) qualification and save up to £800! The special offer provided by CAW and the VPMA not only means you could save […]
Head Nurse Congress 2017 bigger and better than ever before!
The College of Animal Welfare would like to thank all delegates, speakers and exhibitors who attended Head Nurse Congress on the 20 and 21 May for making the event such a success. This year’s congress, sponsored by the Veterinary Practice Management Association (VPMA) and VN Times, saw over 130 delegates come together with a shared […]
TP Congress 2017 is a massive hit with delegates!
TP Congress 2017, an annual event dedicated exclusively to clinical coaches in veterinary practice, was a massive hit; seeing over 100 attendees come together to explore the latest topics and news on veterinary nurse training. Due to the fantastic feedback received about last year’s venue, TP Congress returned to the beautiful Whittlebury Hall Hotel and […]
Hundreds of people flock to Careers With Animals Day
Saturday 25 March saw hundreds of people of all ages and backgrounds visit The College of Animal Welfare to attend its annual Careers With Animals Day, hoping to find out how they can turn their dream of working with animals into a reality. With around 500 visitors dropping in to speak to exhibitors and attend careers […]
Always wanted to work with animals? Come and find out how!
If you love animals, at some point in your life you may have considered working with them, but what options are there and where do you start? There’s no better place to find out than The College of Animal Welfare’s annual Careers With Animals Day! Running at the College’s education and training centre in Godmanchester […]
VPMA announced as returning main sponsor of Head Nurse Congress 2017!
The College of Animal Welfare is delighted to announce that the Veterinary Practice Management Association (VPMA) is retaining its sponsorship of Head Nurse Congress for 2017. Head Nurse Congress provides two days of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) dedicated to head nurses, practice managers and those working in a leadership role in veterinary practice. This […]
VN Times announced as official sponsors of TP Congress 2017
The College of Animal Welfare is delighted to announce VN Times as the official sponsor of TP Congress 2017. TP Congress is the largest event of its kind, providing two days of CPD dedicated to clinical coaches and those involved in the training of student veterinary nurses. This year’s event is being held on the […]
Academic excellence celebrated at CAW Student Awards 2016
Students and staff at The College of Animal Welfare had their hard work and achievements celebrated at the College’s Student Awards Ceremony on Saturday 26 November 2016. The annual event recognises all forms of success within the College; whether it be academic excellence, overcoming personal challenges or making a real difference in their group or […]