Shuttleworth College, Bedfordshire, has retained links with students who have completed its Level 3 Animal Management provision; some have progressed to its own Foundation degree provision and a proportion of these onto the Honours degree at Writtle Colle

A student who gave up sixth form in order to pursue her dream of becoming a vet has just been accepted onto a course at the Royal Veterinary College in London.

Otley College has backed a £3.74 million pound government scheme aimed at encouraging Level 3 learners to progress to higher education (HE) courses in animal related studies.

They may not be walking and talking with the animals quite yet but students at Easton College are watching the behaviour of their creatures more closely than ever.

Sophie Harrigan has become the first recipient of a college award sponsored by VETNET LLN in the Eastern Region.

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A brief report from a recent CPD (Continuous Professional Development) event.

Plumpton College in Sussex have recently been successfully validated by the University of Brighton (UoB) and the RCVS for their new Foundation Degree course in Veterinary Nursing.

Following the success of the Horniman Museum Design competition last year, VETNET LLN is delighted to support a national science competition aimed at Level 3 vocational learners on land based courses.

Mature students at South Downs College can now complete the National Award in Animal Management. This follows demand for a 'proper qualification' from the large number of students who had completed the single unit in Animal behaviour.

On Thursday 3rd July, a group of National Diploma Animal Management students hosted a Fun Day for children at the South Downs College Nursery

Level 3 learners studying Animal Care and other related vocational studies are busy planning their entries for a national competition to design and new animal enclosure for the Horniman Museum and Gardens, co-ordinated by Capel Manor College.

Wednesday 2nd June 2010 at the Cotswold Wildlife Park

Students from Duchy College have made it to the grand final of this exciting new competition, which celebrates the scientific skills of landbased studies students across the UK and provides students with the opportunity to win a top prize of £1000,