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RVC recruitment drive for next generation of vets
Arlo Guthrie
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18 Sep 2007 7:16 AM
The
Royal Veterinary College
(RVC) is touring the UK, hosting a series of careers events to encourage more young people to consider studying in a veterinary-related field.
The events give young people the opportunity to find out what a veterinary career involves. The College also hopes to impress upon future students that a veterinary education can be used qualify them for a diverse range of professions, and being a vet is just one of these. The RVC is particularly keen to promote its BSc in Veterinary Nursing and its BSc in Veterinary Science (a bio-science degree).
Click here for more information and tour dates.
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