This will tell you things about getting in
A good general education is useful.
Enthusiasm and a real interest in working with animals can be just as important as academic qualifications.
You could take a college course such as a National Certificate (NC) or Higher National Certificate (HNC) in animal care before applying for your first job. Entry requirements for NC courses range from no formal requirements to 5 Standard grades including English, while HNC courses require 2 Highers or an NC.
Previous work experience caring for animals is useful and sometimes essential.
You need to be fit as you have to exercise dogs and muck out cages and kennels.
You may possibly need a driving licence for some jobs.
You must not be allergic to cats or dogs.
Enthusiasm and a real interest in working with animals can be just as important as academic qualifications.
You could take a college course such as a National Certificate (NC) or Higher National Certificate (HNC) in animal care before applying for your first job. Entry requirements for NC courses range from no formal requirements to 5 Standard grades including English, while HNC courses require 2 Highers or an NC.
Previous work experience caring for animals is useful and sometimes essential.
You need to be fit as you have to exercise dogs and muck out cages and kennels.
You may possibly need a driving licence for some jobs.
You must not be allergic to cats or dogs.