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Studying Animal Care at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: Animal Welfare Officer, Zookeeper, Animal Nutritionist, Veterinary Nurse, Groom/Stable Hand.
of students went on to work or further study after completing their course at Barnsley College.
Tutorial Support and Additional Learning Support (ALS)
Barnsley Sports Academy – develop your skills at our state-of-the-art Sports Village
Enrichment (extra curricular activities)
Free or concessionary travel to get to college.
Enterprise – support to set up a business.
Taylor Clarke
Animal Management Level 3 Full-time
“Studying on a working farm is great and means that I get to work with a wide range of animals. The facilities are great and I’m really enjoying the practical aspects of my course.”
Wath Comprehensive School
Jessica Wilkinson
Animal Management Level 3 Full-time
“I had Barnsley College recommended to me and I’m so glad I did. The range of subjects I’m studying as part of my course means I’m getting to learn so much and I’m particularly enjoying the Zoology and Veterinary Nursing units.”
Darton College
Sophie Badger
Animal Management Level 3
“I loved my time at college. The teachers were really supportive and inspiring, and the facilities were great. I would recommend studying at Barnsley College as it is always looking for ways to keep improving.”
Animal Care Assistant at Broomhill Veterinary Practice
Study at Wigfield Farm campus, a working farm and visitor attraction in Worsbrough.
We have over 60 species of animals including pigs, cows, goats, Shetland ponies, donkeys, meerkats, deer, alpacas, reptiles and many more.
You will gain work-related experience and possibly undertake a work placement as well as going on relevant field trips.
You can continue your studies by undertaking a Higher Education course at University Campus Barnsley or other higher education establishment.