Declan

animal management student feeding alpacas

My passion for animals led me to this course, particularly the hands-on experience at Puxton Park. Highlights included learning about animal adaptations, bonding with animals, and performing daily husbandry tasks.

The staff, from various animal industry sectors, provided incredible support and encouragement. Puxton Park's facilities allowed for both theory and practical work. Guest lectures and placements, like at North Somerset Birds of Prey Centre, offered invaluable industry insights.

T Levels FAQ – Industry Placements

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Access to HE Diploma (Veterinary Science and Zoology)

This course is designed for people aged 19 or over and is perfect for anyone looking to start a career in the veterinary, zoology, life sciences or any animal or land based career, or considering changing careers to work in these fields.

A career in any animal-based profession empowers you to help people and/or animals, working in a variety of positions and a wide choice of specialties.

Artemis

animal management student feeding alpacas

Artemis has been recognised as our Animal Management Student of the Year at Weston College. This award demonstrates the resilience, dedication, and passion for animal care Artemis has shown during her time at the College.

Ellie Returns to Inspire Animal Management Students

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This week we welcomed back former Weston College learner, Ellie, to share her inspiring journey with our animal management students.

Ellie's journey began during her time at Weston College, where she seized the opportunity to secure an industry placement at Puxton Park, laying the foundation for her career in animal care. From there, her path led her to being offered a role as an animal keeper—a testament to her commitment and skill in the field.

Animal Management and Science, T Level

If you’re passionate about animal care, science, and protecting the natural world, this T Level gives you the specialist skills to take your next step with confidence. Combining classroom learning with real industry experience, this exciting two-year programme prepares you for a rewarding career working with animals in a wide range of settings. 

Animal Care Technical Certificate

The Animal Care Technical Certificate is ideal if you have little experience of working with animals. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical activities and projects. The course emphasises hands-on training – you will develop practical animal handling skills and gain an understanding of the basic care of a wide range of animal species.

Laura

Puxton Park Campus

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Luke

animal management student feeding alpacas

STUDIED: Animal Care BTEC Technical Diploma

FORMER SCHOOL: St Katherine’s School

I chose this course because I am devoted to animals and have always wanted to work with them. It provided me with an amazing opportunity to do so. The highlights of my course were the practical work and the chance to work with incredible animals and keepers.

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