The International School of Canine Psychology (ISCP) provides distance and face to face training in all aspects of dog behaviour. Students range from those interested in all aspects of canine psychology and behaviour through to professionally qualified behaviourists who wish to further develop their knowledge and skills. The ISCP is an internationally approved college member of the CMA. (http://www.the-cma.org.uk/). The Diploma course involves approximately 360 hours of study. This is based on a 53,000 word book which has been specifically written for ISCP students, and the undertaking of individual research and case studies. Regular submission of coursework is required for each of the 17 units, and monthly discussion meetings and seminars are held on Skype. Successful completion of the course entitles students to use the letters ISCP.Dip.Canine.Psy. after their names, and enables them to apply to join The Association of INTO Dogs and the CMA.

A practical one day course for farming families Participants will • Find out how texture, structure and soil health affect grassland production • Learn how to use soil analyses to plan applications of manures and fertilisers • Know how to improve soils on their own farm to improve profitability For more information and to book, contact Sue Buckingham. Phone: 01970 823058 Email: seb2@aber.ac.uk

The aim of this module is to increase an individual's awareness of their role in the euthanasia of an animal, particularly veterinary nurses and veterinary support staff.

The aim of this module is to increase your awareness of the safe methods of handling and restraining a variety of companion animals. It is particularly aimed at individuals involved with the care of cats, dogs, rabbits and other small furry animals as part of their job. This is likely to include pet care specialists and individuals who work in the veterinary profession.