If you're passionate about a career working with dogs, this ICOES Accredited Dog Behaviour and Training Certificate offers a dynamic and comprehensive learning experience. You’ll delve into canine psychology, discovering how dogs think, learn, and communicate. Explore solutions to behavioral challenges like aggression, anxiety, and hyperactivity. Learn proven methods, from clicker and Koehler techniques to motivational training, ensuring you have the skills to positively influence any dog's behaviour and guide them toward their best selves.
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Excellent course-Thank you for a thorough, in depth course on Dog Behaviour and Training. The course material was well presented and easy to follow.The assessment was thorough and time was taken to review my assessment and give feedback.Thank you so much for a great course.I feel equipped and encouraged to pursue this pathway.
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You'll be amazed by how much there is to learn about dog psychology and training and how important this knowledge is when embarking on your professional canine career. Created and mentored by industry experts in dog behaviour training, this online dog training course will be your foundation for a long list of rewarding animal careers such as;
Our Dog Behaviour and Training Certificate is Internationally Accredited by the International Council for Online Educational Standards ICOES.
The course went through a rigorous evaluation and audit to gain accreditation. Having ICOES accreditation guarantees that you will receive a high standard of content that has undergone evaluation by an independent organisation, ensuring it's quality and credibility. This is an ICOES-accredited private course. It is not a nationally recognised AQF qualification.
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"I found this course covered so much more information than I expected which is great! I felt like I have learnt a lot and it will be so helpful in the future. The final assessment was a great way of going over all the information once more.."
This course includes 12 interactive modules, carefully designed to teach you how to become a confident canine care professional.
You are not alone on this journey. When you enrol, you’ll gain access to our exclusive Pet Courses online community- filled with students learning, growing and supporting each other every step of the way. Share your progress, ask questions, get feedback and celebrate your wins with people who truly understand what you’re working towards.
Learn together. Grow together. Succeed together.Hannah Grice is the owner and head groomer of her own boutique grooming business, The Dog House, which she initially started from her garage until outgrowing the space and moving to a commercial property.
Hannah has an extensive list of credentials as a renowned groomer and trainer having won awards in both grooming and obedience competitions with her beloved Poodles, Ivy and Raven.
Easy to navigate, step by step learning led by industry experts. Enjoy one-on-one tutor support with the flexibility of no time limits.
On average, successful students take 6 months to complete this course
We always work in the best interests of our customers and students. Our Money Back Guarantee offers you peace of mind and reassurance that we will be the right fit for you.
We are confident that you'll love studying with us, just as hundreds of students before you have! You only need take a look at our Student Stories to see what you could achieve!
In a national study of pet ownership, Animal Medicines Australia (AMA) found that dogs continue to be Australia's most popular pet, with just over 5 million dogs accross the nation. Self-reported expenditure on pet-related products and services in Australia is now estimated at more than $13 billion a year. The average dog-owning household spends an estimated $2,158 a year on their dogs, including $586 on food and $470 on veterinary services.
The ABS Labour Force Survey 2020 shows a very strong growth in animal attendant and training occupations over the past 5 years, likely to reach 21,000 by 2025. Full time workers on an adult wage earn around $986 per week, with higher earnings expected as experience grows. They report 51% of workers are part time, demonstrating the flexibility that a career in this industry can offer.
Animal attendant and training occupations encompass a variety of different tasks. From teaching animals to obey verbal and non-verbal commands to addressing behaviourial problems. Other tasks may include feeding, exercising and playing with animals, answering visitor questions in an animal shelter environment or treating minor injuries. Roles may include, dog handlers and trainers, horse trainers, zookeepers and kennel hands.
Source: Australian Government Job Outlook; Animal Medicines Australia Pet Survey Report 2019 (AMA)
