Level 3 Animal Management Course in Kidderminster. Classes run at Kidderminster College Main Campus, full-time during the day over 35 weeks. You'll cover animal biology, behaviour, welfare, and husbandry across a range of species. This City and Guilds level 3 animal management qualification gives you the depth of knowledge employers in animal care look for. An initial assessment helps confirm the course is the right level for you. Concessions may be available, so check with the college before you apply.
Who this course is for
Anyone wanting to expand their knowledge and skills in the subject
Entry requirements
Please see our website for current details.
What you will learn
You'll study animal anatomy, physiology, and biology across a range of species.
You'll learn how to assess and support animal health and welfare.
You'll develop practical animal handling and husbandry skills.
You'll explore animal behaviour and how to apply that knowledge in a care setting.
You'll understand legislation and ethics relevant to working with animals.
You'll gain experience planning and delivering care routines for different animals.
How you will learn
Learning is classroom based and delivered full-time during the day at Kidderminster College Main Campus. You'll be assessed through a combination of practical tasks, assignments, and written work. Assessment is ongoing throughout the course rather than through a single final exam. Your progress is measured against the City and Guilds Advanced Technical Diploma framework.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Kidderminster College Main Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Animal care worker: day-to-day care in kennels, catteries, or shelters
Zoo keeper assistant: supporting animal care in zoo or wildlife settings
Veterinary receptionist: front-of-house role in a veterinary practice
Animal technician: working with animals in research or laboratory settings
Wildlife rehabilitation assistant: supporting injured or orphaned wild animals
Pet shop assistant: advising customers and caring for animals in retail
Animal warden: enforcing animal welfare and stray animal control
What you could study next
Foundation Degree in Animal Science or Animal Management: a higher education route for those wanting to go deeper into animal science or move into management roles.
Level 3 Veterinary Nursing qualifications: if you want to work clinically alongside vets, this is the route to explore.
BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Welfare: a full degree for those aiming at research, conservation, or specialist animal behaviour work.
