Animal Care Studies, Veterinary Nursing, Perth WA

For courses in animal care, behaviour and
training, equine care and vet nursing

Dedicated to Animal Care

With over 25 years of experience, Perth, Western Australia based AVT (Applied Vocational Training) is 100% dedicated to providing students with a pathway in animal care. Working closely with industry and government bodies, AVT Trainers write and deliver the most up to date course material in Australia.

AVT qualifications are recognised and highly respected amongst industry professionals throughout Australia. In fact, 93% of AVT graduates are employed or enrolled in further study after training (NCVER, 2022).

Nationally Recognised

AVT is a Registered Training Organisation, and offers nationally recognised and accredited qualifications.

Government Subsidised

AVT is approved to offer a range of government funded subsidies for selected courses.

25 Years in Animal Care

AVT have delivered animal care including veterinary nursing related courses for over 25 years.

Learning Pathways

AVT offers nationally recognised qualifications in Animal Care (Animal Studies), Veterinary Nursing,  and Animal Behaviour and Training. You can begin with an entry-level animal care course and progress to more advanced study, including becoming a qualified vet nurse or animal trainer.

Our courses are trusted by employers and animal care organisations across Australia and are designed to give you real skills, industry experience, and career confidence.

AVT Perth - for animal care courses

What Students Are Saying

Jobs and Skills WA funded courses 
*Funded places are subject to eligibility and availability.
The Student tuition fees are indicative only and are subject to change given individual circumstances at enrolment.
Additional fees may apply such as resource fees and other fees.

Latest Posts & News

NCVER 2022 student feedback and review
Top Performance for AVT in 2024 NCVER Report

Key findings of the 2024 VET student outcomes report (satisfaction survey) shows 92% would recommend training and 92% were employed or in further study after completing training.

Expert advice for teens wanting to work with horses
So, you want to work with horses? Honest advice for teens (and their parents)

From Pony Club beginnings to the realities of vet nurse placements, Ann-Marie Moyles shares her journey in the animal care industry. Discover why humility, hands-on experience, and a willingness to pitch in are essential for building a rewarding career with animals, particularly for teens looking to start out.

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