Veterinary Activities

To help you find the right answers for you and your business, we first need to understand your needs.

We undertake research into the skills issues facing your industry, and work with you to see the bigger picture. We know what training and skills the veterinary activities industry needs and are always checking, so they are never out-of-date.

You told us you need:

• Clear information on the changes to the veterinary nursing training scheme and legislation
• Ways of recruiting and retaining qualified veterinary nurses
• Relevant training to compete with retailers of medication, diets and linked sales
• Clear guidance on funding

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We work hard to create opportunities so you can make the most of training. After all, businesses who train their staff are two and a half times more likely to succeed than those who don’t.

By working together, we can help:

• Give you the skills to meet the future challenges of veterinary activities
• Make sure your people have the right skills to help business grow
• You achieve Investors in People
• You find funding that’s available for you
• You find the training and development you need
• Make your voice heard to the powers that be
• You keep your workplace safe.

View the different ways we can help you.

We can now support veterinary businesses in England to become Investors in People accredited.  With our vast sector knowledge and experience we can really meet your business needs - whatever its size.
 

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There are so many ways you can get involved, anything from taking a short survey to discussing veterinary activities issues with others in the industry. Any time you can give will really help to make sure the veterinary activities industry can be the best it can be.

How you can get involved.

Don’t just take our word for it – hear what people working in veterinary activities have to say.

View case studies

• The Society of Practising Veterinary Surgeons - http://spvs.org.uk/
• The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) - www.rcvs.org.uk
• The British Veterinary Nursing Association - www.bvna.org.uk
• The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) - www.beva.org.uk
• The British Veterinary Association - www.bva.co.uk
• The British Association Of Equine Dental Technicians (BAEDT) - www.baedt.com
• MRCVS - www.mrcvs.co.uk