T-Level Animal Management and Behaviour/Animal Management and Science

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Key Facts

Awarding Body: City & Guilds
Level: 3
Attendance: Full Time (FT)
Duration: 2 years
Course Code: AN3TLP003B1
Start Date: September 2026
Location: Brooksby College

Code: AN3TLP003B1
Please note, course costs shown are per year.

Focusing on a range of topics, including biosecurity, sustainability, anatomy and physiology, animal health and much more, students will gain the core knowledge and skills that are needed for entry to a range of animal care and management occupations, or to progress to university.

Features & Benefits

Brooksby College is home to an extensive Animal Care Centre housing a wide rang of animals on-site here. From exotics to domestics, insects to farm and hoofed animals, students benefit from a wealth of hands-on experience, allowing for a truly well-rounded educational experience.

Course Content

Common Core Content:

Working within the sector

Professional responsibilities, attitudes and behaviours

Health and safety in the workplace

Business management

Project management

Core Pathway Content:

Health and safety principles

Sustainability

Biosecurity

Supply chain

Anatomy and physiology

Animal health

Learning theories

Occupational Specialism Content:

Animal biology

Anatomy and physiology

Classification

Health and diseases

Preventative health care and treatment administration

Nutrition and feeding

Animal behaviour and communication

Animal training

Accommodation design, maintenance and enrichment

Animal welfare

Handling and restraint

Ethics

Entry Requirements

5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English, Maths and Biology

Progression

Following a T Level, you can progress straight into a skilled profession or continue your studies with a degree or higher apprenticeship.

Progression opportunities and job roles include:

Animal care assistant

Animal behaviourist/trainer

Animal welfare/rescue assistant

Dog walker/pet sitter

Trainee zookeeper

Trainee veterinary nurse

Dog handler

A wide range of degree courses

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