The aim of the course is to prepare participants academically to work in the ABTC role of animal behaviour technician.

This course is designed to take the students understanding of animal behaviour to a level normally reserved for higher education.

This course has been designed for Amphibian owners and for those working in the pet industry, including pet shops, pet rescue and pet boarding.

This course is for those who want to know more about the care of particular species of domestic pet and are planning to work in a pet store or animal rescue centre.

This course is a must for anyone working professionally with animals at any level if they have not studied the subject before.

This course is for those who want to know more about our rich and varied mammal wildlife in Britain, so much of which often goes unseen or is sadly taken for granted.

This course has been designed with the new dog owner in mind; it will also prove very useful for kennel maids and those working in the animal care industry.

Apart from being of particular use for the new dog owner it is also designed to be used as career development for those working with dogs and responsible for feeding regimes.

Like the Canine Care and Nutrition diploma, this course is of particular use for the new dog owner it is also designed to be used as career development for those working with dogs.

This course has been designed with the owner of the older dog in mind. It is also very useful for kennel maids or those working in the animal care industry.

Designed for anyone who has a keen interest in exotic animals as pets, this course is very useful for those working in the animal care sector such as zoos or pet shops.

Insects are interesting animals and this course serves as a useful introduction for anyone keeping insects or working in an environment where insects are housed.

As this course covers such a large subject there are more modules than normal, module 1 and any five further modules are required for a diploma to be issued.

This course is aimed to provide those working with small mammals in any professional capacity as well as private owners, the knowledge to provide effective first aid to a variety of small mammals..

Gift vouchers are available to purchase from Compass for any value, they
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The GDip ABM is a course inspired by the ABTC standard for Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB) as an addition to the already established ADip Canine/Feline Behaviour Management programmes.

This course is useful for the new Guinea pig owner, but also rescue centre staff or those working in the pet industry, including pet shops, pet rescue and pet boarding.

This course deals with the characteristics, interesting facts and some behaviour of amphibians and reptiles.

This course has been designed for owners of reptiles and amphibians as well as for those working in the animal care and pet industry, including pet shops, pet rescue and pet boarding.

The aim of this course is to introduce students to some explanation of animal behaviour.

This course focuses on both local (the British Isles) and globally conservation and introduces the student to the concept of sustainable development.

This course moves away from studies that are purely focussed on animals to look at the environments that support them.

This course is aimed at anyone with an interest in marine conservation, or indeed conservation of all kinds

This course is designed to provide a grounding for further studying of animals in general and their behaviour.

The huge subject of Marine Biology is divided into three areas, with the first two aspects being covered by this syllabus.

This is the second of two courses which continue with the enormous subject of marine animal life.

This course has been prepared primarily for a prominent African monkey conservation charity (Cercopan) but is also available to members of the public.

This course has been prepared primarily for a prominent African monkey conservation charity (Cercopan) but is also available to members of the public.

This course has been prepared primarily for prominent monkey conservation charities, in particular, Mates of Primates but is also available to members of the public.

This course aims to equip participants with a solid grounding in primate studies and is favourably received by the anthropology department of Oxford Brookes University.

This course is designed to suit the needs of rabbit owners, those working in the pet industry including pet shops, pet rescue and pet boarding.

This course has been designed for reptile owners and for those working in the pet industry, including pet shops, pet rescue and pet boarding

This course is aimed to provide those working with reptiles in any professional capacity as well as private owners, the knowledge to provide effective first aid to a variety of reptiles.

The Small Mammal Care programme has been developed for those who want to know more about the care of particular species of domestic pets.

This four modules programme is designed to be the most comprehensive and relevant course available anywhere. It is written by an experienced veterinary surgeon with additional material contributed by an experienced veterinary nurse, both people who know what they need of someone who is frequently the face of the practice.