Animal Care Level 5 Course
Level 5 Training Endorsed by Quality Licence Scheme | FREE Pet First Aid and CPR Course | 150 CPD Points
Janets
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- Tutor is available to students
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Overview
With endorsement from The Quality Licence Scheme and 150 CPD points available for your portfolio, this Course provides you with the perfect opportunity to advance your career and polish your Animal Care Level 5 Course skills.
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Our course begins with the fundamentals of Animal Care Level 5 and proceeds towards more advanced topics. As a result, each session in our Animal Care Level 5 course is simple and learner friendly.
What You Get Out Of Studying With Janets
- An opportunity to gain a certificate of achievement endorsed by The Quality Licence Scheme upon successful completion of the Course as proof of your skills
- Full one-year access to course materials
- Instant assessment results
- Full tutor support available from Monday to Friday
- Study the Animal Care Level 5 course at your own pace
- Accessible, informative Animal Care Level 5 modules taught by expert instructors
- Get 24/7 help or advice from our email and live chat teams with the training
- Study Animal Care Level 5 at your own time through your computer, tablet or mobile device
- Improve your chance of gaining valuable Animal Care Level 5 skills and better earning potential by completing the course
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Description
The Animal Care Level 5 course is delivered through Janets’ online learning platform. Access the course content from any internet-enabled device whenever or wherever you want to. The course has no formal teaching deadlines, meaning you are free to complete the course at your own pace.
Course Curriculum:
Module 01: Introduction to the Care and Animal Welfare of All Species
- Principles
- Environment
- Diet
- Health
- Human Interactions
- Concepts in Animal Welfare
- Natural Histories
- Domestic Histories
- Sentience and Welfare
- Stress and Suffering
- Achievement and Enjoyment
- Signs of Animal Welfare
- Summary
Module 02: Basic Animal Health
- Introduction
- Checking the health status of an animal
- Behavioural Indicators
- Stereotypy
- Physical Indicators
- Physiological Indicators
- Animal’s Health Factors
- Animal Treatments
- Microchipping
- Summary
Module 03: Hygiene
- Introduction
- Disinfectant
- Types of disinfectant
- Advantage and Disadvantage of Disinfectant
- Antiseptic
- Advantage and Disadvantage of Antiseptic
- Antiseptic and Disinfecting Agents
- Alcohol
- Halogens
- Biguanides
- Aldehydes
- Oxidising Compounds
- Phenols
- The Importance of Hygiene
- Summary
Module 04: First Aid for Animals
- Introduction
- First Aid
- Cardiac and Respiratory Arrest
- CPR
- Burns
- Allergic reactions
- Recovery Position for an Animal
- Poisoning
- Insect Stings
- Heat Stroke
- Wounds
- Bone Fracture
- Shock
- Summary
Module 05: Nutrition
- Introduction
- Nutritional for Your Pet
- Basic Information on Nutrition
- Types of nutrients
- Nutrition for Dogs and Cats
- Animal Diet
- Different forms of Diet
- Diet of Dog and Puppy
- Diet of Cat and kitten
- Summary
Module 06: Getting to Know the Dogs & Puppies
- Normal Behaviour for a Dog
- Socialisation
- Dogs Learning
- Pack Animal or Family Member?
- How Dogs Learn
- How Age Affects a Dog's Behaviour?
- Some Dog Behaviours
- Canine Communication
- Body and Vocal Language
- Stances
- Smells and Sniffing
- Urine and Faeces
- Dog Care
- Summary
Module 07: Getting to Know the Kittens and Cats
- Cat behaviour
- How Cats' Behaviour Develops as They Grow
- How Cats Learn
- Feeding Time Rules
- Sleeping and Biological Rhythms
- Sexual Behaviour
- Maternal Instincts
- Aggression
- Cats communication
- Reading Body Language
- Cat Health and Care
- Understanding Aggression and How to Deal with It
- Scratching
- Summary
Module 08:Learning about Horses
- History and Context
- Natural History
- Domestic History
- Breeds of Horse
- Principles of Horse Care
- Diet
- Environment
- Animal Company
- Human Interactions
- Health
- Signs of Horse Welfare
- Pathophysiological Signs
- Behavioural Signs
- Summary
Module 09:Learning about Birds
- History and Context
- Natural History
- Domestic History
- Bird basics
- Principles of bird Care
- Diet
- Environment
- Animal Company
- Human Interactions
- Common Diseases and Preventing Spread
- Signs of Birds Welfare
- Pathophysiological Signs
- Behavioural Signs
- Summary
Module 10: Specific Information on Rabbits & Guinea-Pigs
- Introduction
- Different Breeds
- Common Problems and Diseases
- Preventative Care
- External Parasites
- Encephalitozoon Cuniculi
- The Sick Rabbit or Guinea Pig
- Common Conditions
- Vigilant
- Providing an Adequate Living Environment
- Exercise
- Basic care requirements
- Food and Water
- Cleaning out
- Grooming
- Summary
Module 11: Specific Information on Ornamental Fish
- History and Context
- Natural History
- Domestic History
- Principles of Fish Welfare
- Suitable Diets
- Feeding
- Suitable Environment
- Fish Tank Maintenance
- Health
- Signs of Welfare Problems
- Pathophysiological Signs
- Behavioural Signs
- Summary
Module 12: Specific Information on Reptiles
- History and Context
- Natural History
- Domestic History
- The Challenges of Keeping Reptiles as Pets
- Principles of Reptile Care
- Diet
- Environment
- Animal Company
- Human Interactions
- Recognising Disease and What to Do
- Signs of Reptile Welfare
- Pathophysiological Signs
- Behavioural Signs
- Summary
Method of Assessment
Upon Completing the course, the learner will go through an automated assessment process, for which, the pass mark will be set to 60%.
Certificate of Achievement
Endorsed Certificate of Achievement from The Quality Licence Scheme
Once the Animal Care Level 5 Course has been completed and the assessment has been passed, all students are entitled to receive an endorsed Certificate of Achievement. This will provide proof that you have completed your Course objectives, and each endorsed certificate can be ordered and delivered to your address for –
£99 (Note: additional £10 for postage outside the UK)
CPD Certification from Janets
Upon successful completion of the Animal Care Level 5 Course, you will be able to obtain your course completion PDF certificate free of cost as proof of your expertise on this Course.
Hardcopy certificates accredited by CPD would also become available, which can be received by paying —
£9.99 (Note: additional £10 for postage outside the UK)
Who is this course for?
The course is ideal for those who are interested or already working in this sector.
Requirements
No prior qualifications are needed for Learners to enrol on this course.
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This course will assist you to get your desired job in the relevant field. The course will also progress your career, regardless of your present job status.
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