University of Nottingham – Virtual Work Experience and Exploring the Veterinary Profession

 

Virtual Work Experience and Exploring the Veterinary Profession

 

Get virtual vet work experience before embarking on a veterinary degree

The COVID-19 pandemic means that many potential vet students cannot undertake animal handling work experience.

On this course, you’ll get insight into the reality of life as a vet so that you can make an informed decision before embarking on a veterinary degree course.

You’ll learn about the structure of veterinary practice and the different governing bodies, as well as discover the day to day challenges a vet might face.

You’ll also explore the different roles available outside of general practice and find out the great opportunities such a degree can bring.

Syllabus

When would you like to start?

Start straight away and learn at your own pace. If the course hasn’t started yet you’ll see the future date listed below.

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    Available now

What will you achieve?

By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to…

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    Explore the history of the veterinary profession
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    Summarise the organisation of the veterinary profession
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    Describe how to become a veterinary surgeon, what it involves and the time it takes
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    Discuss the roles of the wider veterinary team
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    Identify important skills and qualities required and provide examples of why these are important
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    Investigate current and future challenges in veterinary medicine and science
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    Apply work experience reflection to future placements
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    Model levels of care and service accreditation

Who is the course for?

This course is designed for students considering a degree in veterinary medicine and science.

The course will also benefit anyone considering a role within the wider veterinary team.

Who will you learn with?

Gary England

I’m Gary England, Foundation Dean for the Unviersity of Nottingham, School of Veterinary Medicine and Science

Careermap – Have your students considered a Volkswagen Group apprenticeship?

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The Volkswagen Group apprenticeship programme offers students the opportunity to learn and earn through gaining a nationally recognised qualification while working for one of the world’s leading automotive brands. After completing GCSE (or equivalent) qualifications, there are a variety of options available to students. An apprenticeship with the Volkswagen Group could be the perfect start to establish a career in the automotive industry.

All apprentices are employed full time in a retailer and will receive a combination of on-the-job and off- the-job training. On-the-job training will include having an experienced mentor who will provide help and support with work done in the retailer. In terms of off-the-job training, apprentices will have a mixture of face to face classroom-based training in one of our state-of-the-art training academies and online training through virtual classrooms.
 
Whenever Government restrictions are in place due to the current pandemic, Volkswagen Group will always comply with the latest guidance. With this in mind we have adapted learning for our apprentices and where appropriate this is delivered online.

There are a number of different apprenticeships available with the Volkswagen Group apprenticeship programme. Our apprenticeships are located in our retailers all across the UK. 

For the AudiSEATŠKODAVolkswagen and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles brands, there are roles available for:

  • Service Technician

  • Service Advisor

  • Parts Advisor

For the Volkswagen Group Paint and Body brand, there are roles such as:

  • Paint Technician

  • Vehicle Body Repair Technician

  • Mechanical, Electrical and Trim (MET) Technician

For the TPS brand, we offer Parts Sales Executive apprenticeship roles.

See more information

 

Askham Bryan College: Upcoming events and engagement

I just wanted to update you on a few events Askham Bryan are involved with, and running, in the upcoming weeks.

National Apprenticeship Week: Mon 8th – Friday 13th Feb

We are exhibiting at the Leeds and National Apprenticeship Events this week

Leeds – Thurs 11th Feb: 3.45pm – 4.45pm, 5.00pm – 6.00pm and 6.15pm – 7.15pm. Interested students can sign up via https://leedsapprenticeshipfestival.co.uk

National – Weds 10th Feb: 11:00am – 6:00pm. Interested students can sign up via https://nas.vfairs.com

We have advertised our involvement across our social media channels : https://fb.watch/3x1fQs0kBR/

Upcoming Open Events:

We have our next Open Morning on Tuesday 2nd March, 5.00pm – 6.30pm, interested students can book online via: www.askham-bryan.ac.uk/whats-on

Foundation Learning Zoom call reminder:

Students who are interested in our entry level and level 1 programmes are invited to get in touch with myself if they would like to arrange a 1:1 Zoom call with our course and support team. We run Foundation Learning programmes in Practical Countryside Skills, Agriculture, Animal Care, Equine and Horticulture.

 

Success at School – A BT Apprenticeship – the path you never considered

A BT Apprenticeship – the path you never considered

Here at BT, we’re on the lookout for apprentices. At a time when the world has never been more connected, there’s never been a better time to join us.

 We like to think we don’t offer just any ordinary career. We don’t offer run of the mill, routine or commonplace. We prefer to feed your creativity – encouraging and empowering you to contribute to a global communications and technology business. For us, it’s all about coming up with fresh ideas, and reshaping the future with ground-breaking technology.

Amazing Apprenticeships – Higher and Degree Vacancy Listing for 2021/2022 Recruitment February

 

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C&KC – Online 2021 Apprenticeship Event – 11th March 2021 – 4-9pm – Link to Register

Register here

Students can register their interest for the event on the 11th March and they will then be sent updates about the event nearer to the time. 

The event, aimed at Kirklees, North Kirklees and Calderdale students in year 11, 12 and 13 will be held online on a specialised platform on Thursday 11th March from 4-9pm

 

 

 

Kirklees College Virtual Open Days for March 2021 (FE and Apprenticeships) – Year 11 students and parents

We are hosting a series of Virtual Open days in March to help students find out more about the full-time courses, apprenticeships, facilities and support available at each of our centres.

The virtual open days will consist of the following:-

  • Virtual tours of our different centres
  • Watch live subject talks
  • Chat live with tutors and get questions answered
  • Find out how to apply
  • Learn more about Apprenticeships

The event is for year 11 students and their parents/carers who are interested in full time 16-18 courses or apprenticeships.

Students are now able to register for a session of their choice and they will be able to visit us ‘’Virtually’’.

Please follow the link to book on:

https://www.kirkleescollege.ac.uk/virtual-open-days/

We will then email students 48 hours before with the link that will enable them to join us virtually.

The bookings will go live very soon.

Please refer to the attached open day schedule for the dates/times and details of when each curriculum area will be available virtually.

A4 VOD March dates

 

UK University & Apprenticeship Search – Upcoming Virtual Events & Webinars

We have put together a newsletter full of information about our upcoming virtual events and webinars, to follow on from our highly successful UK University & Apprenticeship Search Virtual Fair last Wednesday. To view the email  click here.
 
Please note that our virtual events are suitable for students from Years 11, 12 and 13.

ANY QUESTIONS – CALL BACKS – UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD – PLEASE COULD YOU CIRCULATE TO YOUR YEAR 13’S

Year 13 students.
 
We are offering call backs for current applicants or students who are thinking of applying to the University of Bradford but who have unanswered questions. 
 
Please see the attached document for details.  
 

University of Bradford – Parents and Carers Event – 23 February 2021 – 17.30 – 20.30

Parents and Carers Event – Invitation

Tuesday 23rd February 2021, 17.30pm – 20.30pm, online Zoom event

The University of Bradford are delighted to invite your students’ Parents and Carers to an event on Tuesday 23rd February, which has been designed specifically for them.  Information is attached explaining what the event will cover and there will be plenty of time for questions.  Led by the University of Bradford’s Outreach & Recruitment team, the aim is to give parents and carers useful tips and information about how to support their young person to make key choices and support them in their journey to university;  to expel myths about the accessibility of higher education and explain how parents and carers can help them to research and apply for a place.
There will be three sessions of an hour in length as listed in the attached invitation and attendees can join the whole event, if it is relevant or just join for the parts that are. 

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