Sabby
Well-known member
In September I would love to enrol into a part time course (1 year) for Canine Training and Behaviour NOCN Level 3.
The course is designed as six units.
· Canine Behaviour · Science of learning · Canine Care and Welfare · World of Dogs · Dog Trainer Skills
· Teaching Dogs
My Question is in regards to the Entry requirements. This is what it says:
Entry requirements There are no formal entry requirements; life experience will be taken into account and students ability to satisfy the course tutor of their ability to study both practical and theory at this level.
My Question
Will my experience in owning dogs for the last 23 years, all my obedience and agility training be enough? My friend who is a Dog Training Assistant suggested to do some research into the subjects and read a lot of books. I would be grateful for any suggestions’ please.
My Question
Reading through the course information there is a lot they cover and it sounds a lot for 1 day a week in one year. I don’t mind putting in the time and a lot of work as this is what I always wanted to do. Is anybody familiar with this type of course and what I can expect?
The course is designed as six units.
· Canine Behaviour · Science of learning · Canine Care and Welfare · World of Dogs · Dog Trainer Skills
· Teaching Dogs
My Question is in regards to the Entry requirements. This is what it says:
Entry requirements There are no formal entry requirements; life experience will be taken into account and students ability to satisfy the course tutor of their ability to study both practical and theory at this level.
My Question
Will my experience in owning dogs for the last 23 years, all my obedience and agility training be enough? My friend who is a Dog Training Assistant suggested to do some research into the subjects and read a lot of books. I would be grateful for any suggestions’ please.
My Question
Reading through the course information there is a lot they cover and it sounds a lot for 1 day a week in one year. I don’t mind putting in the time and a lot of work as this is what I always wanted to do. Is anybody familiar with this type of course and what I can expect?