The Certificate II in Animal Care is a general qualification for entry into sectors of the animal care and management industry, where workers provide care for animals in workplaces such as animal shelters, kennels, catteries, sanctuaries, and veterinary clinics. At this level, work takes place under direct supervision within clearly defined guidelines for work activities.
This is delivered via online learning. You are guided through your learnings and supported through interactive lessons. This form of learning is not self-paced, in that you are required to meet assessment due dates.
You are required to find a work placement in an animal care facility, shelter, pet shop or Veterinary clinic, where there is exposure to a wide range of animals with various needs as well being able to undertake WHS and infection control components. You will need access to both cats and dogs to care for.
There are no entry requirements for this unit of competency. You do not need to have any prior learning in this field, you can be a complete novice. This nationally recognised course provides you with the foundations to progress on to further study areas.
We are take Quarterly applications - Apply now and we will place you in the next available course.
The course duration is suggested to take 16 weeks, this includes one day per week dedicated to theory via online learning and placement of one day per week in a placement of your choosing.
Through a process called recognition of prior learning (RPL) your prior skills and knowledge can be assessed. Please contact us for further information on the process and fee schedule.
Payments: 5 x $570 | Total Tuition fee: $2850 | Enrolment fee: $250
This is a foundation qualification to begin to build the necessary skills for caring for animals and understanding many aspects of the animal care industry. We offer this as an online course. Enrol today!
You will need to have a supervisor from your chosen facility agree to supervise you and observe you carrying out set tasks in your unit assessments. You will also be required to record observations and submit as evidence.
Unit 7, 51 Forsyth Street
O'Connor
Western Australia, 6163