CPD Accredited Animal Care and Psychology Diploma

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This Animal Care and Psychology Online Diploma provides learners with essential knowledge on animal behaviour, welfare, and psychology. The course explores the scientific principles behind animal psychology, helping learners understand how animals perceive their environment, interact with humans, and respond to different stimuli. By combining theory with behavioural insights, students gain the skills to assess animal needs and improve their wellbeing.

Alongside psychology concepts, the course covers nutrition, habitat management, and ethical animal care practices. Learners will understand how psychological principles influence training, behaviour modification, and animal communication. Completing this diploma equips individuals with the knowledge to pursue careers in animal care, enhance their understanding of animal behaviour, and apply psychological concepts to support animals in professional and personal settings.

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• Course 01: Animal Care Level 3 Course
• Course 02: Canine Behaviour and Psychology
• Course 03: Pet First Aid Course

Learning Outcomes

• Understand key principles of animal psychology and behavioural science effectively.
• Identify animal needs through observation and behavioural analysis techniques accurately.
• Apply psychology knowledge to support welfare and animal care practices.
• Develop strategies to improve animal wellbeing in various care environments.
• Recognise psychological factors influencing animal behaviour, training, and interactions.

Who is this course for?

• Individuals interested in animal behaviour and psychology for professional development.
• Animal carers seeking to improve welfare practices through psychology knowledge.
• Students aspiring to specialise in animal care or behavioural studies.
• Professionals working with pets, farms, or wildlife needing psychological understanding.
• Enthusiasts aiming to expand skills in animal psychology and behaviour.

Career Path (UK Job Roles with Average Salaries)

• Animal Behaviourist – £25,000 to £40,000 per year
• Animal Care Assistant – £18,000 to £26,000 per year
• Zookeeper – £20,000 to £32,000 per year
• Veterinary Nurse – £22,000 to £33,000 per year
• Pet Trainer / Behaviour Consultant – £20,000 to £35,000 per year
• Wildlife Rehabilitation Officer – £22,000 to £36,000 per year