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Study Animal Science and Equine at Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion

Are you passionate about animal welfare? Have you always dreamed of working with horses? Would you love to understand why wildlife behaves a certain way? Coleg Sir Gar and Ceredigion offer a wide variety of exciting learning opportunities for animal lovers. Whether your favourite creatures have hooves or paws, fur or scales, on our Animal Care and Equine courses you’ll gain the skills to propel yourself into a fulfilling career.

You’ll experience a mixture of classroom and practical learning, with plenty of animal interaction, allowing you to gain a deep understanding of different species from rodents and reptiles to equines and exotics. You’ll also have the opportunity to take part in work experience units, giving you first hand experience in the industry of your choice, which will really boost your employability.

With a range of courses on offer from Further Education and Apprenticeships to University Level and Online courses, there’s something to suit all levels. So if you’re ready to take the next step, pop into an open day, meet some of your future tutors and complete an application form to make your dreams of working with animals come true.

Why study Animal and Equine courses with us...

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Access to excellent, purpose built animal care and equine facilities with a wide range of animals for you to work with.
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Industry experienced and highly qualified teaching team that have worked across various sectors, with specialisms in everything from farm animals to exotic and aquatic species.
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Strong links with local and international businesses to allow diverse opportunities for hands-on learning in real-world situations.

Past Students

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Past students have gone on to…

  1. Further study, including our Higher Education degree level courses, as well as Masters degrees at other institutions.
  2. Successfully started their own businesses as dog trainers and groomers, animal physiotherapists and conservation.
  3. Work in local animal establishments such as local riding schools and vet practices.

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