The 22542VIC Certificate III in Dog Behaviour and Training is Nationally Accredited under Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA). The course is suitable for those who are looking for a career in dog training and or to enhance the personal skills and knowledge of those currently working in the industry.
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The Certificate III in Dog Behaviour and Training is comprised of the following 10 units:
ACMGAS206 Provide basic first aid for animals
ACMWHS201 Participate in workplace health and safety processes
VU22881 Apply principles of psychology to modify canine behaviour
VU22882 Investigate and assess canine behaviour
VU22883 Conduct dog obedience training
VU22884 Manage common canine behaviour problems
VU22885 Monitor canine health and welfare
VU22886 Teach dogs complex skills
ACMCAS410 Conduct companion animal training classes
ACMSPE304 Provide basic care of domestic dogs
VU22887 Train dogs for basic assistance roles
VU22888 Train dogs for basic scent detection
VU22889 Train dogs for basic tracking and trailing
Dates
Location
DL2569 - February 2025
QLD
Full
VIC
Positions Available
WA
Positions Available
DL2570 – April 2025
QLD
Positions Available
VIC
Positions Available
WA
Positions Available
Melbourne Local course #74 - May 2025
VIC
Positions Available
DL2571 - July 2025
QLD
Positions Available
VIC
Positions Available
WA
Positions Available
DL2572 - October 2025
QLD
Positions Available
VIC
Positions Available
WA
Positions Available
Melbourne Local course #75 - September 2025
VIC
Positions Available
The core unit VU22886 Teach dogs complex skills must be successfully completed prior to completing specialised electives.
Learners are required to pay an application fee to secure enrolment. This will confirm the learner’s position on the course and ensure the availability of all required training materials. The remainder of the course fees is set out over a ten month payment plan.
Learners have 12 months to complete their course without incurring additional fees.
This course is delivered by blended learning. All assessment and resources are accessible via our E-Leaning Portal on Precise Training’s website. Learners are also required to undertake assessment for the practical components of this course.
Local Learners (Melbourne Only) will be required to attend monthly lectures and practical workshops. Additionally, there is a requirement to complete a compulsory 100 hours practical workplace experience at work placement/dog training centre located throughout Australia.
Distance Learners will need to attend two 8-day Block Training Sessions where they will focus on the development of practical handling/training skills. Block training can be completed at facilities in either Melbourne, Western Australia or the Sunshine Coast. Additionally, there is a requirement to complete a compulsory 100 hours practical workplace experience at work placement/dog training centre located throughout Australia. Students are responsible for organising their own transport, accommodation and meals during this time.
Learners are assessed in accordance with the evidential requirements of each unit of competency. All assessments are competency based and will include written assessments, quizzes and practical demonstrations. Learners are required to be assessed as competent in all areas of the course, prior to receiving the 22542VIC Certificate III in Dog Behaviour and Training.
Precise Training recognises relevant qualifications/ units of competency held by learners issued by other Registered Training Organisations. Precise Training also recognises that learners may be able to demonstrate a particular competency on the basis of prior learning, skills gained in the workforce or skills otherwise gained. RPL is available to all learners who believe they can demonstrate training and competency in units within the course. The learner will be required to complete a separate application and produce a complete portfolio of experience, knowledge and qualifications (whether formal or informal), as well as undertaking a formal interview with the assessor. If you wish to make application for RPL, you will need to speak with the Trainer/Course Coordinator.
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