As World Veterinary Day approaches on April 26th, Reaseheath College and University Centre is marking a significant achievement in the veterinary and animal care sector – the successful completion of End Point Assessments (EPA) by its first cohort of Animal Care and Welfare Assistant apprentices.
“I really enjoyed my time at Reaseheath College; I particularly liked the range of habitats we studied and the practical management skills we learned such as hedgelaying.
“In my current role as a Trainee at the Mersey Rivers Trust, I get to travel to different parts of the county, learning a range of different skills and seeing how our work can improve the biodiversity of rivers and streams.
“The experience I gained at Reaseheath, from exploring different habitats, developing my surveying skills such as pond dipping and kick surveys, as well as conducting research for my independent project into the water quality and aquatic invertebrates in my ponds, was all great preparation for my career.
“If you like nature and want to learn how to manage different habitats and what these habitats support, then studying land and wildlife management at Reaseheath is for you.”
Reaseheath College is celebrating another year of successful GCSE resit results, highlighting the dedication and hard work of its students.
