Myerscough School of Veterinary Nursing

03/06/2026

🐾 Start Your Veterinary Nursing Journey This September!

Are you ready to train the next generation of Veterinary Nurses—or become one yourself?

We’re now recruiting for our Level 3 Veterinary Nursing Skills qualification, with places available on both Day Release and Block Delivery starting this September.

✅ Not a Training Practice? No problem!
We’re here to support you every step of the way—and for a limited time, we’re offering reduced Training Practice (TP) fees for all new practices until the end of July.
🐾 Outstanding Success Rates
We’re proud of our exceptional achievement rates, including a 100% pass rate in our most recent Professional Discussions.
🎓 Expert Teaching Team
Learn from highly qualified staff with extensive industry experience and advanced professional credentials.
🏥 State-of-the-Art Facilities
Our modern, practical training environments ensure students develop confidence and competence in handling and clinical skills before entering practice.
🌍 Incredible Enrichment Opportunities
Students can take part in our South Africa field trip, gaining insight into veterinary care in a different socio-cultural environment—an unforgettable experience that enhances both skills and global awareness.
📈 Clear Progression Pathways
We offer a fully aligned progression route from Level 2 through to Level 6, supporting students to map and achieve their long-term career goals in veterinary nursing and beyond.

📩 Places are limited—apply now or get in touch to find out more!

22/05/2026

We are currently developing new designations to the Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Nursing (CertAVN) based on our previous market research. We would value your further feedback to help shape the design, terminology, and delivery of these designations.
We would be very grateful if you could spare 5 – 10 minutes to complete the survey below. All responses will be anonymised and used to support programme development and market research.

Thank you.
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/rZanzAuC1C

19/05/2026

🐾 Start Your Journey in Veterinary Care 🐾

We are pleased to announce that we plan to offer the Level 2 Certificate in Veterinary Care from September 2026, subject to VetSkill approval.

This qualification is ideal for those working in, or aspiring to work in, veterinary practice who want to develop core knowledge and practical skills to support animal care and the veterinary team.

✨ Key highlights
• Level 2 qualification in veterinary care
• Strong foundation in animal care and practice support
• Suitable for those new to the profession or in support roles

📢 Admissions now open – expressions of interest welcome

📩 For enquiries or further information, please contact:
[email protected]

🔗 Learn more about the qualification:

This qualification is designed for those working in veterinary practice, in a veterinary care supporting role.

05/05/2026

🐾 Advance Your Veterinary Nursing Career 🐾

We are pleased to announce that we plan to offer the Level 5 Diploma for Veterinary Nurse – Medical Nursing from September 2026, subject to VetSkill approval.

This advanced qualification is designed for qualified Veterinary Nurses working in practice who want to deepen their medical nursing expertise, enhance patient care, and progress their professional skills.

✨ Key highlights
• Post‑qualification Level 5 programme
• Focus on advanced medical nursing practice
• Ideal for VNs looking to upskill and specialise

📢 Admissions now open – expressions of interest welcome

📩 For enquiries or further information, please contact:
[email protected]

🔗 Learn more about the qualification -

This qualification is designed for the training and development of Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) wishing to advance their knowledge and skills in medical nursing to a mastery level beyond that of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Day One Skills and Competence.

20/04/2026

During last weeks course tutorial with the HE FdSc Year 3 Veterinary Nursing students, three alumni attended to share their career journeys and discuss the additional courses they have undertaken since qualifying at Myerscough College. The session included valuable advice, thoughtful questions, and engaging discussion throughout, making it a highly interactive and informative experience. Thank you to Burch Tree Vets and The Veterinary Defence Society Limited for coming in and giving our students this opportunity.

17/04/2026

Yesterday Myerscough hosted a graduate showcase and a degree experience day and we were delighted to welcome 30 prospective HE Veterinary Nursing students to the campus. A lot of hard work went into organising the events and there was a great atmosphere on campus all day. We have to say a huge thank you to our 1st year FdSc students who were just brilliant! They took the applicants on campus tours, planned and implemented various activities including bandaging, a hand hygiene task, patient health checks, kennel cleaning and animal handling. It was lovely to see their confidence during the tasks, speaking to the applicants and answering questions about all things Myerscough. This was part of their inter professional module and they were certainly professional and did us proud!

14/04/2026

Applications are now open for our Day Release and Block Release Veterinary Nursing courses starting in September. If you have a potential student who is keen to begin their training towards becoming a Registered Veterinary Nurse, we recommend applying as early as possible to allow sufficient time for apprenticeship sign-up before the summer break. Please note that we offer significantly reduced Training Practice fees for practices employing Myerscough students—contact your Clinical Tutor or message for further information.

05/04/2026

🐣 Happy Easter from us all at Myerscough College and University Centre 🐇

30/03/2026

Our students have had the amazing opportunity to assist with lambing at Myerscough Lee Farm recently. Every group of students have really got stuck in and had a great experience from assisting with labour, feeding lambs, mucking out, bedding up and moving sheep and lambs. A huge thank you to all the staff at Lee Farm for making us so welcome and allowing us to help you.

26/03/2026

Our FdSc Year 1 and Foundation Year 0 recently visited Veterinary Medicine at the University of Lancashire. They had a tour, a talk from Lecturers Leanne and Hamish with Q&A opportunities with year 2 & 3 vet students and visited the dissection tables and model room. In the afternoon, they had a lesson with Hamish where they mingled with some Year 1 vet school students introducing themselves and exploring each others experiences so far. The group will follow each other over the next 3 years with more visits where over time their interactions will be more clinical and structured to simulate the clinical environment. The visit was set up as part of their interprofessional module.