Thompson Rivers UniversityBox 3010
Kamloops BC V2C 5N3
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plus de 2 mois
3 years
Coût :
$1,500 per semester. The fee therefore per semester is $1,500 if you are taking both three credit courses. For the other two courses in each semester there is a fee of $250 per credit and each of these are three credit courses. The fee therefore per seme
Diplôme/Certificat :
Diplôme
Mode d'enseignement :
Par correspondance
Par Internet
Disponibilité du programme :
Toute l'année
Entreprises Agricoles:
Bétail
Volailles et Oeufs
Porcs
Sujets de formation :
Production animale
Autres
3 year Diploma - The Faculty of Thompson Rivers University's (TRU) Animal Health Technology program is very pleased to offer an exciting, new training option for potential Animal Health Technology students. Our first registrants into the program enrolled in January, 2005. The TRU AHT Distance Education (AHTDE) program will allow a student located anywhere in Canada who is already working in a veterinary clinical setting to achieve their goal of becoming an Animal Health Technologist. This will be achieved by a dynamic partnership of TRU AHT course instructors, a supportive veterinary employer willing to provide clinical instruction and a student who is a self - motivated, independent learner. The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association Animal Health Technology/Veterinary Technician Program Accreditation Committee views our Thompson Rivers University Animal Health Technology program as a fully accredited program delivering training in two methods - on campus and by distance.Graduates of our program will be eligible to write the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE). Upon successful completion of the VTNE, graduates can then apply for Registered Animal Health Technologist (RAHT) status with their provincial Animal Health Technologist/Veterinary Technician association.We are pleased to announce that our first graduating class completed the program in December, 2007 and the students have written the VTNE in January, 2008.
Langue d'enseignement :
Anglais
Personne-contact :
Dernière mise à jour : 2013-05-08
