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TEACHING



        AND LEARNING . . .                                                                       YEAR





        BLENDED LEARNING                    As part of your course you will complete
                                            at least 1,800 hours of practical training
        Blended learning at  aims to combine   at a range of excellent veterinary
        the best of onsite teaching with learning   practices, giving you a real insight into
        that takes place in a digital environment,   the day-to-day role of the veterinary
        while always valuing the social aspects   nurse. To ensure fair evaluation, the
        of learning. It includes a mix of teaching   skills and knowledge you acquire will
        approaches, delivery modes and learner   be assessed in a variety of ways as the
        styles. The ‘blend’ can mean different   course progresses. The combination of
        places for learning (onsite and digital),   the taught aspects of the course and
        different scheduling (synchronous and   the invaluable placement time provides
        asynchronous), different pace (class   a solid foundation for your career – and
        and self-paced) and different types of   many of our students go on to work as
        instruction (expert led, social/group,    head veterinary nurses, educators
        peer and individual).
                                            and researchers.
        Find out more about what our students
        say about blended learning
           www.rvc.uk.com/blendedlearning   “The lecturers and nursing teaching staff made the
                                            course feel enjoyable, making you feel involved and
                                            supported along the entire way. My time at the 
                                            allowed me to make friends for life. Since graduating,
                                            I’ve been working in a small animal, first-opinion hospital
                                            as an RVN, I’m now also a clinical coach! I enjoy the
                                            versatility the job brings – a veterinary nurse is so many
                                            things and the skills you get to utilise really helps you to
                                            be proud of what you’re doing.

                                            The  has helped prepare me for the range of
                                            experiences you’ll face in the field and the content you
                                            learn does its best to prepare you for the veterinary world.
                                            Even after graduating, the  encourages you to further
                                            develop – I’ve recently been able to publish my research!”

                                            LYUBEN DZHUGDANOV
                                            BSc Veterinary Nursing
                                            Graduated 2022
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