VETNET LLN Association - Contact details & Latest Update

The new VETNET LLN Association comes into being on 1st August 2010, continuing the great work that the LLN has initiated over the last three years.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 29.07.2010

Askham Bryan College's HE Taster: East Durham College visit

On Tuesday the 15 June, 33 students from East Durham College (Houghall) came for a Higher Education taster day to Askham Bryan College (York).

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 23.06.2010

Houghall students gain University places

This year has been a record year for students progressing on to Higher Education from East Durham College’s Houghall Campus.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 15.06.2010

Vets at Chester Zoo allow peek behind the scenes

Chester Zoo’s vet team has allowed a glimpse into their day-to-day role through a new exhibit designed by the Zoo’s Education staff ‘Zoo Vets - The Inside Story’.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 28.05.2010

Craven College - the impact of Animal Uni!

When Craven College signed their students up to the first VETNET LLN summer school neither staff or students really knew what to expect or the impact that it would have on the students involved and the staff and students back at college.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 26.05.2010

Brand new online nursing CPD (at Masters level!)

As veterinary nurses in modern practice, we are required to deal with a multitude of issues relating to welfare, ethics, communication and professional conflicts on a daily basis, and sometimes it can be extremely difficult to come to what you feel is the right conclusion.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 26.05.2010

The Gateway Programme is accepted as an entry route to Veterinary Medicine in Scotland

VETNET LLN NE & Yorkshire has had the pleasure of having University of Edinburgh - The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies and University of Glasgow - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine as associate partners in our region.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 25.05.2010

VETNET LLN Successes in the North East & Yorks

Here are a few examples of success stories in our region:

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 24.05.2010

Booking now: CPD Day for College Staff

Wednesday 2nd June 2010 at the Cotswold Wildlife Park

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 20.05.2010

UK mammals grants

The People's Trust for endangered species is inviting applications from voluntary conservation organisations, scientific researchers, individuals and consortia, needing financial support for work that relates to the conservation of mammals in the British Isles and Eire, to apply for funding of up to £30,000 through their UK mammals grant programme.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 29.03.2010

Lantra spearheads National Occupational Standards review

Delivering animal-related HE courses? Take part in a review of their standards and influence the skills system.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 04.03.2010

Careers in Animal Therapy & Rehabilitation

A conference for learners on animal-related courses

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 17.02.2010

VN Academic Writing website launched!

A new online resource for Veterinary Nursing Academic Writing has just gone live.

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 11.02.2010

Careers Advisors' event is a great success!

“A good day all round… found the information on careers options very useful – didn’t realise there were so many!”

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 05.02.2010

Easter Schools 2010: Applications Up!

The application deadline for the VETNET LLN funded Easter Schools has now passed

  • Posted by mitesh
  • Published: 04.02.2010
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