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This course has been designed for you to complete at a pace that suits you, it is a blended learning course meaning you study at home in your own time and work closely with your chosen LBL member College to conduct the practical assessment elements at the College.
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Course Overview
This qualification aims to provide candidates with the skills and knowledge to use veterinary medicines safely, responsibly and in accordance with current legislation. The qualification is endorsed for farm livestock, camelids, and equine. The qualification offers opportunities for employment, provides the foundation for further skills development and increase opportunities for career progression.Entry Requirements
There are no formal prerequisites for entry to the qualification.Learning Pattern
The qualification is designed to be studied flexibly online and on a part-time basis. No particular learning pattern is specified, but it is anticipated that the course should be completed in 3 to 4 weeks.Assessment
Each unit will be assessed by means of a range of practical activities timetabled and assessed within an approved centre. They will cover all learning outcomes specified in the unit. Your selected approved centre will provide further details.Cost
The price for the course, which is dependent on individual circumstances will be provided by your selected college provider.Contact Us
We’re here to help you develop your skills in the safe use of veterinary medicine. If you have any questions relating to the qualification, please get in touch with Nico De Vries by email: nicodevries@landex.org.ukIf your enquiry is urgent please, contact Nico De Vries on 01604 550109
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In this module, we shall look at what records need to be kept to comply with veterinary medicine legislation requirements and to aid management.
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Keeping records is vitally important when storing and administering veterinary medicines. In this section, we will look at why records are kept and how they can be maintained. In this module, you will gain the knowledge and develop skills in the collection and testing of soil samples, and also learn about methods by which soil can be adjusted for specific horticultural purposes.
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