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THE PRINCESS ROYAL COLLEGE OF ANIMAL MANAGEMENT AND SADDLERY, LONDON

Capel Manor College

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YOU WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH A VARIETY OF ANIMALS: exotics such as snakes, small reptiles and spiders; popular pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs and ferrets; farm animals including ponies, goats and chickens; zoo mammals and aviary birds as well as commercial organic livestock including pigs, sheep and cattle at Forty Hall Farm.

The Princess Royal watching a practical session during the official opening of our Animal Management Centre in November 2015.


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“ There are over 13,000 businesses in the animal care sector covering anything from pet grooming or cattery management to specialised dog handling or zoo keeping. The industry is much broader than you might think. Careers in animal care can branch out into policing, performing arts or showbiz, public services and so much more.

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FIRST CLASS FACILITIESStudents at our Enfield centre moved into a new, £3.6 million purpose built animal management building in November 2015, providing over 1,000m2 of modern, flexible learning space over three floors. The ground floor houses a collection of reptiles, amphibians and small animals. There are laboratories, classrooms, a veterinary surgery learning environment and dog grooming parlour. It incorporates a state-of-the-art learning zone where students can meet and learn independently.

WELCOMECapel Manor College’s animal management courses will offer you the opportunity to gain nationally and internationally recognised qualifications whilst learning in a unique and supportive environment.

Our courses open up numerous career opportunities in handling, supervising and caring for animals, from small domestic and exotic pets to large animals, livestock, wildlife and zoo animals.

Many of our students progress onto Higher Education to study a wide variety of courses, including: zoology, animal science or animal management, veterinary sciences or nursing and animal behaviour.

Capel is home to a wide-range of animals across our London centres. We manage over 300 animals in our collections and our farms at Brooks Farm, Crystal Palace Park, Enfield and Gunnersbury Park.

You will study animal science and business as well as important hands-on practical experience looking after our animals: feeding, handling, health checking and maintaining their accommodation.

Each of our centres has dedicated teaching facilities and resources appropriate to the courses we offer, with exceptional tutors who are all industry-experienced.

A career in animal management is for you if you are animal-mad, have good people and communication skills, enjoy science and don’t mind getting your hands dirty.

Find out how to apply for our courses in our Capel College Guide or the ‘how to apply section’ of our website: www.capel.ac.uk

• animal business owner• animal physiotherapist• animal welfare officer• breeder• dog trainer• equine industry technician /

manager• falconry specialist• farm manager

• kennel and cattery manager• laboratory technician• pet behaviour specialist• pet groomer• pet shop manager• rescue centre manager• veterinary nurse• veterinary surgeon• zookeeper

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE:

You will be asked to attend an interview to explore your interests, experience and ambitions and complete a screening test so that we can help you study. References are also considered.


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INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL CARE (LEVEL 1)

Starts: September Duration: 1 year full-time Available at: Brooks Farm, Crystal Palace, Enfield, Gunnersbury Park

This introductory course will give you the basic knowledge required when caring for animals and the opportunity to gain practical skills.

You will:• develop practical experience looking after

animals: feeding, handling, health checking and maintaining their accommodation

• learn how to work with and handle animals safely

• learn how to keep animals healthy and spot signs of ill health

• study the conservation of wild animals and the variety of ways we work with animals in society

• complete a work experience placement.

The course is ideal for young people who prefer practical learning and adults who

We want all of our students to maximise their personal development and prospects for employment or further study. While on your course you will continue to build skills relevant to work and study on our Skills Development programmes, which may include English, maths or computer skills.

The tutors at Capel are all wonderful. They are all more than willing to help with anything and make college an overall wonderful place to be. Without the staff I would never have been able to fulfil my dreams in becoming a veterinary nurse. I am grateful to everyone who helped me through college. In the time I was at Capel, I met some amazing people that really made a difference to my future.

Kayce studied an Animal Management Advanced Diploma (Level 3) and now works at a local veterinary practice as a Trainee Veterinary Nurse.

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are looking for a new career. The support and guidance received on this course will help build your confidence and enable progression to the next level.

Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following: • at least 2 GCSEs or equivalent• relevant prior learning or experience

gained in an appropriate professional environment will be considered

• enthusiasm for working with animals• you will be encouraged to attend our

Summer School.



What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to an Animal Care Diploma (Level 2), Dog Grooming Assistant Certificate (Level 2) or an Intermediate Apprenticeship in Animal Care (Level 2).


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ANIMAL CARE DIPLOMA (LEVEL 2)

Starts: SeptemberDuration: 1 year full-timeAvailable at: Brooks Farm, Crystal Palace, Enfield, Gunnersbury Park

This course has been designed to give you the strong grounding required for a rewarding and professional career in the animal industry.

Whilst having a solid practical basis in animal husbandry, the course also explores applied animal science and career opportunities in the industry.

You will:• learn how to maintain animal health

and welfare • develop a range of practical animal

skills including; animal feeding, accommodation design and maintenance, safe handling and restraint techniques

• develop an understanding of the basic principles of animal biology

• study animal behaviour • gain an introduction to caring for

farm livestock• learn more about the specific

requirements of exotic pets• complete 150 hours of work experience.

Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following:• at least 4 GCSEs at grades D or above

including a science-related subject• overall Distinction in an Introduction to

Animal Care (Level 1) or equivalent• relevant prior learning or experience


• you will be encouraged to attend our Summer School.

What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to an Animal Management Advanced Diploma (Level 3 courses), an Advanced Apprenticeship in Animal Care (Level 3) or employment at an assistant-level in the animal management industry.

Further information about our courses is available on www.capel.ac.uk



DOG GROOMING ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE (LEVEL 2)

Starts: September Duration: 1 year full or part-time Available at: Enfield

This course has been designed as an introduction to modern dog grooming. The techniques you learn will allow you to start or build a career in dog grooming. On both the full and part-time courses you will gain the skills required to work in the grooming industry.

Topics include:• bathing and cleaning dogs• basic trimming of a dog’s coat• controlling and restraining techniques• client liaison.

If you apply for the full-time course you will also:• learn how to maintain animal health and

welfare • study animal behaviour • undertake work experience.

Capel is a great place to study and the course is going really well. We are being taught everything from what specific equipment you need, to how to open your own dog grooming business and everything in between.

Rebecca is completing our Dog Grooming Assistant Certificate (Level 2)

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Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following:• at least 4 GCSEs at grades D or above• overall Merit in a Level 1 qualification or

equivalent• relevant prior learning or experience



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What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to a Dog Grooming Advanced Certificate (Level 3), an Advanced Apprenticeship in Animal Care (Level 3) or employment as a dog grooming assistant or kennel worker.



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ANIMAL MANAGEMENT ADVANCED DIPLOMA (LEVEL 3 COURSES)

Starts: SeptemberDuration: 1 or 2 years full-timeAvailable at: Crystal Palace, Enfield and Gunnersbury Park

Our advanced Animal Management courses can extend for up to two-years of full-time study depending on which programme you follow. Each course has been designed to prepare you for a rewarding and professional career in the animal industry.

Whilst having a strong practical basis in animal husbandry, the courses also cover key theoretical elements of applied animal sciences.

You will:• develop your understanding of animal

health, immunology and diseases• study animal biology and anatomy• develop your practical animal skills

including health checks, management plans and dispensing medication

• study animal nutrition and its impact on health

• undertake an investigative research-based or science project

• study animal behaviour and communication

• study animal welfare and breed development

• develop your understanding of farm livestock husbandry and management

• undertake practical animal training and study the underlying behavioural theoriesIf you are aged 16 to 18 the cost of your

tuition is free. If you are over 18, then fees may be payable, but fee waivers and bursaries are available to help and loans if you are aged 19 and over.


• learn about zoo collection management, including nutrition, animal health, handling techniques, enrichment and enclosure design

• develop your understanding of animal breeding and genetics, including undertaking practical breeding projects

• develop your understanding of the role of a veterinary nurse including basic veterinary treatments such as bandaging, restraint techniques and use of equipment

• develop practical laboratory skills in biochemistry, chemistry and microbiology

• study the rescue and rehabilitation techniques used when dealing with British wildlife

• study wildlife habitats, ecology and conservation

• undertake a pet store design-project and develop your business management skills

• complete 300 hours of work experience.

The full-time extended two-year course will provide you with the opportunity to complete all the course units required for progression to Veterinary Universities, including veterinary medicine and nursing.

Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following:• at least 5 GCSEs at grades A* to C • overall Distinction in an Animal Care

Diploma (Level 2) or equivalent• relevant prior learning or experience


• independent study skills are needed to be successful at this level


You will be asked to attend an interview to explore your interests, experience and ambitions and complete an initial assessment so that we can help you study. References are also considered.

What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to:• our Animal Management and

Zoology Foundation Degree or another related higher education course.

• employment in a range of animal management and animal science careers.

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“Capel has helped me pursue the career I always dreamed of. With their support I was able to provide a competitive application to veterinary schools in the UK and gain the required practical skills and confidence. I feel the course has given me an advantage in the practical aspects of the degree particularly in my clinical years.

Karina finished at Capel in 2010 and went on to study Veterinary Medicine at the Royal Veterinary College, part of the University of London and hopes to qualify as a Veterinary Surgeon in a couple of years.

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ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION (HE) ANIMAL SCIENCE AND WELFARE DIPLOMA (LEVEL 3)

Starts: SeptemberDuration: 1 year full-time or 2 years part-timeAvailable at: Enfield

Our Access to HE Animal Science and Welfare Diploma is designed to give you the skills, knowledge and confidence you need to study for a degree in animal management and science.

You will develop:• your understanding of animal health and

welfare• the practical skills required for working

with / caring for animals• practical laboratory skills in biochemistry

and microbiology• your business management skills• research, literacy, numeracy and

computer knowledge and skills. You can choose to study full-time for one year, a commitment of two days at College and one day self-directed study a week or choose the part-time route of one day a week at College including weekend study over two years.

You can apply for an Advanced Learning Loan to help you with the costs of a course if you are aged 19 and over. Further information is available on www.gov.uk

Student Finance England will ‘write off’ any outstanding Advanced Learning Loans you owe for an Access to HE course if you complete a higher education course, so you don’t have to pay back the loan (the course must be eligible for student finance).

ADVANCED LEARNING LOANS

Entry requirementsThere are no formal qualifications required but ideally you will have relevant work experience and/or related qualifications. Enthusiasm for life-long learning and ability to study independently are equally as important.

We will ask you to take an English and maths assessment and meet with us to ensure this is the right course for you.

What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to:• our Animal Management and Zoology

Foundation Degree or any other related degrees

• employment in a range of animal management and science careers.

For more information about Access to Higher Education Diplomas go to www.accesstohe.ac.uk.

HIGHER EDUCATION

You should think about study materials, clothing and equipment that will help you in your studies and future careers. Your tutors will help you decide what is best.

An Access to Higher Education (HE) Diploma is a nationally recognised entry route for adults to a university course who do not have the expected entry qualifications and may not have studied for some time. For more information about Access to Higher Education Diplomas go to www.accesstohe.ac.uk


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ANIMAL MANAGEMENT AND ZOOLOGY FOUNDATION DEGREE (LEVEL 4)

Starts: SeptemberDuration: full-time over 2 years or part-time over 4 yearsAvailable at: Enfield

Our Foundation Degree in Animal Management and Zoological Studies has been created in partnership with the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and involves extended study of animal science, behaviour, welfare and the holistic care of animals, particularly for zoological collections.

You will gain advanced practical animal management skills whilst developing the business and enterprise skills you need to manage animal and zoological collections and enrich the customer experience, education, environmental interpretation and animal encounters that reach beyond the boundaries of the collection.

You will be based at our Enfield centre in our new multi-million purpose built animal management centre with one module in both years supported and delivered by field study at the RAU. Entry requirementsThe UCAS Tariff for this programme of study is 120 points and the entry requirements include:• A minimum of 3 GCSEs at grade C

or above, including English and a STEM subject (or equivalent Level 2 qualifications or a Substantial Vocational Qualifications)

• If English is the applicant’s second language an IELTS score of 6

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Plus at least one of the following:• Two or more A Levels (or equivalent

combinations of A Level, AS Level, Scottish Highers)

• A relevant Level 3 qualification e.g. Technical Level Qualification, Diploma or 90-Credit Diploma (D*D*) or Extended Diploma (DMM) and sufficient relevant work experience

• Access to Higher Education Diploma (Animal Management) or other relevant Access to Higher Education Diplomas (30 credits at Distinction and 15 at Merit or higher)

• Substantial relevant experience (considered individually where UCAS tariff is not met).

• Successful completion of Advanced Apprenticeships, Technical Level Qualification and Technical Baccalaureate (TechBacc) qualifications can also be considered depending on the relevant work experience.

Applicants may apply for exemption from specified units on the programme through APL/APEL for no more than 40% of the total credits for the programme.

What next after your course?Successful completion of our Animal Management and Zoology Foundation Degree will:• enable you to top-up your BSc at

another institution• lead to a career in a range of animal

management and science careers.


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If you have any questions please call our friendly Admissions Team on 08456 122 122 or come to one of our Advice Evenings or Open Days. Go to www.capel.ac.uk for dates and times.

ADVANCED APPRENTICESHIP IN ANIMAL CARE (LEVEL 3)

Starts: Rolling starts throughout the yearDuration: 1 year minimumAvailable at: Crystal Palace, Enfield and Gunnersbury Park

The aim of this Advanced Apprenticeship is to give you an opportunity to further your confidence, knowledge and practical skills to a higher level, enabling you to take on the required responsibilities for employment at a supervisory level in the industry.

The Apprenticeship will last for a minimum of one year with weekly term-time access to College combined with training, experience and assessment in the work-place.

Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following:• at least 4 GCSEs at grades A* to C• Animal Care Diploma (Level 2)• Intermediate Apprenticeship in Animal

Care or equivalent • demonstrate substantial relevant

employment experience• you must be at least 16 on entry• you must be employed within the

animal management industry, working a minimum of 30 hours per week under a contract of employment and be responsible for specific tasks or projects at work.

What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to our Animal Management and Zoology Foundation Degree or continued employment in the industry.

If you are looking to start work, earn money and gain a nationally recognised qualification then an Apprenticeship is for you. Your Apprenticeship will allow you to earn while you learn, gaining knowledge and skills on the job supported by regular college visits. Giving you a foundation in the required practical skills you need for a successful career in animal care.

You will need to be employed in the animal care industry to complete this qualification, but we will help you find and apply for a job.

INTERMEDIATE APPRENTICESHIP IN ANIMAL CARE (LEVEL 2)

Starts: Rolling starts throughout the yearDuration: 1 year minimumAvailable at: Crystal Palace, Enfield and Gunnersbury Park

The aim of our Intermediate Apprenticeship in Animal Care is to give you an opportunity to gain confidence, learn, develop and practise the skills required for employment and/or career progression in the industry.

The Apprenticeship will last for a minimum of one year with weekly term-time access to College combined with training, experience and assessment in the work place.

Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following:• at least 2 GCSEs at grades D or above• Introduction to Animal Care (Level 1)

or equivalent• you must be at least 16 on entry• you must be employed within the

animal management industry, working a minimum of 30 hours per week under a contract of employment.

What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to an Advanced Apprenticeship in Animal Care (Level 3), an Animal Management Advanced Diploma (Level 3) or continued employment in the industry.


The apprenticeship felt like a step up from staying on at College and I felt ready for work. I have lots of responsibility in my job, for the lives and well-being of the animals I am assigned to. At the Zoo you work on a rotation basis and so far the animals I’ve worked with are mammals and aquarium animals.

Charlotte completed an Advanced Apprenticeship in Animal Care (Level 2).

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You will be asked to attend an interview to explore your interests, experience and ambitions and complete an initial assessment so that we can help you study. References are also considered.

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Our students enter the industry working for saddlery businesses and Master Saddlers, some take up Apprenticeships to further their training. The traditional saddlery skills learnt on the course are transferable and our students go on to work with a wide range of employers: luxury case and leather goods makers, Globe Trotters and Simpson London; British Army; Royal Mews; the fashion industry designing and creating leather goods; repairs and restoration and making costumes for historical re-enactments.

Conor completed our Worshipful Company of Cordwainers’ Diploma in Saddle, Harness and Bridle Making and is now employed by Simpson London. Sp

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Saddlery is one of the country’s oldest industries, dating back to the time when people started to domesticate and keep horses. Today there is great demand for high quality hand-made leather saddles, tack and other leather goods.

We offer the prestigious and historic Worshipful Company of Cordwainers’ Diploma in Saddle, Harness and Bridle Making. The course is supported by the Worshipful Livery Companies of Coachmakers and Coach Harness Makers,

• costume making• leatherwork production,

repairs and restoration• saddlery• working in the fashion

industry creating leather goods and accessories

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE:

INTRODUCTION TO SADDLERY AND LEATHER WORK

Cordwainers, Curriers, Loriners, Saddlers and approved by The Society of Master Saddlers who are committed to keeping the tradition of hand-sewn leatherwork alive.

Capel is the only college in the country to run a full-time saddlery course where you can learn the traditional English saddlery skills making handcrafted saddles, bridles, harnesses and other leather accessories.

This is the ideal choice if you are interested in horses, horse riding and working with leather, have artistic flair and a good business sense.

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WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF CORDWAINERS’ DIPLOMA IN SADDLE, HARNESS AND BRIDLE MAKING

Starts: SeptemberDuration: 2 years full-timeAvailable at: Enfield

This course will introduce you to the saddlery industry and cover traditional and modern saddlery production methods. Completion of both our Level 2 and Level 3 Diplomas in Saddle, Harness and Bridle Making will give you a prestigious Worshipful Company of Cordwainers’ Diploma in Saddle, Harness and Bridle Making.

In your first year you will learn the basic skills and techniques required for saddlery, including bridle making, saddle making, harness making and lorinery. In the second year you will work on a variety of more advanced projects, building on skills learnt, create saddlery accessories and find out how the saddlery industry works.

The course is suitable for beginners as well as learners wishing to develop their skills.

The first year covers: • saddle, bridle and harness making for

the equestrian industry• lorinery• machining – sewing.

The second year covers: • saddle, bridle and harness production

for the equestrian industry• saddlery accessories• saddlery business establishment and

marketing.

Candidates will be required to complete all of the following:• assessment of written portfolio work for

each unit• assessment of specified pre-made

saddlery items• observational and oral assessment

during manufacture of saddlery items.

Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following:• at least 4 GCSEs at grades A* to C• overall Distinction in a Diploma (Level 2)

or equivalent• an interest in craft, fashion or creative skills• relevant prior learning or experience

gained in a professional equine or saddlery related environment will be considered.


What next after your course?Many students will undertake further saddlery qualifications, often as a part of The Saddlery Millennium Apprenticeship Scheme, working towards eventual recognition as a Master Saddler by the Society of Master Saddlers. Others set up in business, selling, making and repairing saddles, bridles, harnesses and associated leather goods. If you want to move into fashion or leatherwear you could start our Shoemaking Advanced Diploma (Level 3).

Please refer to our Capel College Guide or www.capel.ac.uk for course fee information. If you are 24 or over you can apply for a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan to help with your course costs.


SHOEMAKING ADVANCED DIPLOMA (LEVEL 3)

Start: SeptemberDuration: 1 year full-timeAvailable at: Enfield

This in-depth shoemaking course offers a unique introduction to the industry and an opportunity to learn all aspects of footwear pattern-cutting and making.

Before beginning the production of footwear you will be introduced to:• footwear pattern cutting• foot anatomy• size-fitting systems• using contemporary lasts and last

measurements.

You will also be guided through the many styles of shoe, the types of leather used in the shoe industry and what leather works best with what shoe.

You will• have access to the full range of

industrial equipment used in the shoemaking process

• learn how to click (cut leather by hand)• prepare and fit the many components

involved with shoemaking, including the linings, insoles, stiffeners and heel coverings.

The course is taught through practical demonstrations and hands-on workshops. It will cover information on suppliers and tools as well as how to create and complete a sample specification ticket used in the industry.

At the end of the course you will have produced 4 or 5 pairs of shoes, a comprehensive set of reference notes and supporting patterns for all the shoes.

Entry requirementsYou will need at least one of the following:• at least 4 GCSEs at grades A* to C• overall Distinction in a Diploma

(Level 2) or equivalent• an interest in craft, fashion or

creative skills• relevant prior learning or

experience gained in an appropriate professional environment will be considered.

What next after your course?Successful completion of this course will allow you to begin a career in shoemaking or progress to a footwear design Foundation Degree at De Montfort University, the London College of Fashion or University of Northampton. If you want to move into fashion or leatherwear you could take our Worshipful Company of Cordwainers’ Diploma in Saddle, Harness and Bridle Making.

Studying the Cordwainers’ Diploma at Capel was amazing and a crucial step in my career. The level of tuition is exceptional, the tutors are very much hands-on and active within the industry encouraging students to enter competitions to showcase their works and because of this, their assistance and advice helps greatly in realising your personal direction and potential.

I gained invaluable skills which, allowed me to feed my passion for leather craftsmanship and further my career by carving a niche skill set in the fashion industry.

Mary is now a Leather Designer Harness Maker based in London, currently working with Chanel.

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PROFESSIONAL SHORT COURSES If you would like to develop a new skill or enhance your career prospects why not consider taking one of our professional short courses to gain additional qualifications.

We offer a range of professional training courses in animal management and saddlery at the College on a full-cost basis, that are nationally recognised and a great way of up-skilling. All courses are run by qualified instructors.

There are rolling start dates throughout the year, course length varies from three to five days.

Course detail, dates, fees and registration information is available on our website, www.capel.ac.uk, in our professional short courses guide or you can call our friendly Admissions Team on 08456 122 122 for further information.

Our professional short courses are predominantly available at our Enfield centre.

• Basic Stockmanship and Welfare• Dog Walking• Leathercraft• Microchipping• Pet Store Management• Professional Part-time Saddlery course• Safe Use of Veterinary Medicines

Find out more about our Summer School in the Capel College Guide.

““I came to Capel to complete the Animal Care Diploma (Level 2) and enjoyed it so much I progressed onto the Level 3 course, which I will finish this summer.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at Capel and have learned loads about animals and how to manage them. This course has taught me not only about animals but has shown me that I am able to achieve and do a lot better than I thought I would in education.

Capel has shown me that I am able to achieve and progress into higher education, my next step is university and I am hoping to eventually become a Veterinary Surgeon.

Jamaal is studying our Advanced Animal Management Diploma (Level 3)


All information in this Course Guide has been carefully checked and is correct at the time of publication. Whilst we have done our best to ensure its accuracy, we accept no liability for errors or omissions. The entry requirements for each course are given as guidelines. Your interests, motivation and determination are also important. We aim to offer the best and most current education and training available, to ensure we maintain an effective and responsive provision, we reserve the right to change any aspect of any educational programme listed. We often introduce new courses during the academic year so please always contact the College’s Admission Team or check www.capel.ac.uk for the latest course information.


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GROW YOUR POTENTIAL IN THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

Capel Manor College

Brooks Farm, Skeltons Lane Park, Leyton, London E10 5BS | 030 3003 1234

Crystal Palace Park, The Jubilee Stand, Ledrington Road SE19 2BS | 020 8778 5572

Enfield, Bullsmoor Lane, Enfield EN1 4RQ | 030 3003 1234

Gunnersbury Park, Popes Lane, Acton W3 8LQ | 020 8993 6266

Regent’s Park, The Store Yard Inner Circle, Regents Park NW1 4NR | 020 7486 7930

To find out more, contact our friendly Admissions Team on 030 3003 1234 or by email: [email protected] | www.capel.ac.uk

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