Former Animal Management Student Discusses Progression From Weston College
Alumni Trailblazers
Recently, one of our former Animal Management students, Maddie, came in to deliver a guest lecture to our current Animal Management students, outlining the journey she took into her role and discussing the importance of experience and passion to become a professional in the industry.
Animal Management Careers and Wildlife Conservation Day
Employers
Last week, our Animal Management students across all levels came together to meet a range of employers within the industry and learn more about the different career options available to them.
Many students got involved, engaging with employers to find out more about the placement and work experience opportunities they offer in order to build their skills and broaden their knowledge of different animals.
Animal Management Students Build Birdhouses Across Puxton Park
This month, Animal Management students at Puxton Park Campus have been immersing themselves in an important conservation project as part of their Wildlife and Conservation module. The focus of this project has been on increasing biodiversity and supporting local bird populations through the construction and monitoring of birdhouses, specifically designed for sparrows and owls.
Amy’s Success Story with The Bird of Prey Project
Amy, a dedicated T Level student, has found her wings during her industry placement with The Bird of Prey Project in Bath.
As part of her T Level in Animal Care and Management, Amy’s placement has been a transformative experience, helping her build confidence, independence, and skills that will last a lifetime.
Ellie Returns to Inspire Animal Management Students
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.

