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News
from the Animal Care College
The
Animal Care College is delighted to announce some important
additions to its range of correspondence courses.
The Introduction to Small Companion Animal Care provides a complete
guide to the care of the whole range of small mammals that are
available through pet shops. The course, although suitable for
all pet owners and keepers, will be of particular interest to
the owners, managers and employees of pet shops. The course
covers all aspects of the care and feeding of rabbits, hamsters,
gerbils and rats etc as well as a Unit devoted to the special
requirements of customer care and advice that today is an essential
requirement in this specialist retail sector.
Also new in 2002 is a suite of equine care and psychology courses,
one each at levels 1, 2 and 3. The College has been aware for
some years that there was a considerable demand for improved
provision in the sector and this course will prove valuable
to all those who own a horse or pony or are simply interested
in equine ownership.
New dog owners will be especially interested the revised and
updated canine care course, Fit for Life - the secrets of successful
dog care and training.
This is a suite of Units that serves as an introduction for
anyone who wants to be sure that their dog is being looked after
properly and its canine needs are being provided for. It covers
health, feeding and basic canine psychology and provides a foundation
upon which further expertise can be gained through higher level
courses.
The College was founded in 1980 and now has a range of courses
at all levels that include kennel management, teaching training
classes, pet bereavement counselling, rescue and re-homing,
veterinary nursing and breeding among many more. The College
is a major supplier of courses through the Department of Educations
Learn Direct programme and many courses are accredited through
the Open College Network.
Full details and a Prospectus can be obtained from: The Registrar,
Animal Care College, Ascot House, High Street, Ascot, Berkshire
SL5 7HG, Telephone: 01344 628269 Fax: 01344 622771 e-mail: Admin@rtc-associates.freeserve.co.uk
or through the extensive web site on: www.animalcarecollege.co.uk
Further press details and interviews David Cavill 020 8940 2372
email: mail@davidcavill.co.uk
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