Where can I find out more about becoming a vet?

Where can I find out more about becoming a vet?

You can find out more about becoming a vet from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and British Veterinary Association. You may need a driving licence for some jobs. You could work at a veterinary practice, in remote rural areas or in a laboratory.

How long does it take to become a vet?

Vets diagnose and treat sick or injured animals. You’ll need to complete a veterinary degree approved by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Full-time veterinary degrees usually take 5 years. If you already have a degree in a related subject, you may be able to take a 4-year graduate entry veterinary degree course.

Is it good to be a volunteer in Nigeria?

To dismiss Nigeria based on those criteria is unjust. Although Nigeria has a relatively strong economy, the state and local governments in rural areas are absent. There are few hospitals and under-staffed clinics. Administering basic vaccines and assisting clinics is a rewarding volunteer activity.

What can I do with my work experience as a vet?

Work experience in a veterinary practice is sometimes useful Find work experience placements with Workfinder. Help with interviews, writing a CV and all things work experience related. Work experience can help you make informed decisions about your future career.

Are there any veterinary services in Lagos Nigeria?

Alesh Veterinary Consult is a house-call veterinary expert based in Lagos, Nigeria providing services in spaying and neutering, older pet care, gentle teeth cleaning, medicated bath, flea and ticks control, behavior consulting, allergy and skin care etc.

When was the Veterinary Council of Nigeria created?

The Veterinary Council of Nigeria (VCN) is essentially a quality assurance organ of the Federal Republic of Nigeria established through the Veterinary Surgeons Act Cap V3 LFN, 2004 as amended.

To dismiss Nigeria based on those criteria is unjust. Although Nigeria has a relatively strong economy, the state and local governments in rural areas are absent. There are few hospitals and under-staffed clinics. Administering basic vaccines and assisting clinics is a rewarding volunteer activity.