BTEC National Diploma in Animal Management
at Solihull College and University Centre, Solihull · university
What the college says
This course is ideal for you if you are interested in Animal Management or if you would like a career in the animal care industry. On completion, this course provides UCAS points and possible entry into Higher Education. This course could lead to work with the RSPCA, working with Guide Dogs for the blind, Pet Shop management trainee and Veterinary Nursing. Throughout your studies, you will cover 5 Units from the following list: Animal Biology (Mandatory Unit) Investigative Research Project (Mandatory Unit) Farm Livestock Husbandry Human and Animal Interaction Practical Estate Planning, Construction and Maintenance Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Management Animal Grooming Zoological Animal Health & Husbandry Business Management in the Animal Sector Animal Management in a Retail Environment Animals in Boarding Establishments Developing an Enterprise in the Animal Sector Principles of Animal Nursing Aquatic Animal Health and Husbandry Exotic Animal Husbandry
What you need to get on
A Level 3 Extended Certificate in Animal Management dependent on a good standard of work, attendance and behaviour throughout the course and also on the conditions that you have maintained and completed the necessary hours in a suitable work placement. In addition to the above you also require: - A suitable character or tutor reference - A successful College interview
How you are assessed
One subject in depth, assessed largely through coursework and projects.
What this level means
The A-level-equivalent step, and what universities and employers ask for.
Is it open to 16 to 18 year olds?
Approved for 16 to 18 study on the government's Section 96 list.
Where it runs
Blossomfield Campus
Blossomfield Rd, Solihull, B91 1SB
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Start dates
- 1 September 2026 · Solihull
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