TAFE Queensland has partnered with Greencross Vets to give you the opportunity to experience hands-on training, in a real world environment
TAFE Queensland has partnered with Greencross Vets to deliver the ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing to students at various veterinary clinics across Australia. This course is delivered on-site at selected Greencross Vets clinics allowing you to experience hands-on training in real-world facilities.
Put theory into practice
Theoretical concepts of the ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing will be taught via virtual classroom modality and practical learning will occur at a Greencross Vets clinic, enabling you to put what you've learnt in the classroom into practice. You'll graduate with confidence and familiarity within the veterinary industry, ready to transition seamlessly into potential full-time employment.
ACMMIC401 Microchip Implantation for Dogs and Cats Unit
New this year, is the inclusion of the ACMMIC401 Microchip Implantation for Dogs and Cats Unit. This inclusion is a sought after requirement from all employers, and Greencross Vets have specifically requested this to be a part of the program.
Put theory into practice
Theoretical concepts of the ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing will be taught via virtual classroom modality and practical learning will occur at a Greencross Vets clinic, enabling you to put what you've learnt in the classroom into practice. You'll graduate with confidence and familiarity within the veterinary industry, ready to transition seamlessly into potential full-time employment.
ACMMIC401 Microchip Implantation for Dogs and Cats Unit
New this year, is the inclusion of the ACMMIC401 Microchip Implantation for Dogs and Cats Unit. This inclusion is a sought after requirement from all employers, and Greencross Vets have specifically requested this to be a part of the program.
Course structure
Students will be provided with a fully interactive learning experience, with a mix of online self-directed learning and clinical practice experience to be completed at the various allocated Greencross Vets clinics. Students may be required to attend campus or a clinic for an assessment day and this will be discussed with your teacher and/or workplace supervisor.
Study Load
1 day per week in a TAFE Queensland virtual classroom (Tuesday's). Virtual class is online or students can attend any TAFE Queensland campus and use the computers. The teacher will be delivering face to face at Ashmore campus and also streaming.
1 day per week flexible study to suit your schedule – any day.
2 days per week in an allocated Greencross Vets clinic – this is determined by Greencross Vets. Once you have been accepted in the program the clinic and student will arrange these two days. The days can be discussed at the interview stage.
Start of study: 22 April 2025 first intake - thereafter rolling start dates are available
Students will be provided with a fully interactive learning experience, with a mix of online self-directed learning and clinical practice experience to be completed at the various allocated Greencross Vets clinics. Students may be required to attend campus or a clinic for an assessment day and this will be discussed with your teacher and/or workplace supervisor.
Study Load
1 day per week in a TAFE Queensland virtual classroom (Tuesday's). Virtual class is online or students can attend any TAFE Queensland campus and use the computers. The teacher will be delivering face to face at Ashmore campus and also streaming.
1 day per week flexible study to suit your schedule – any day.
2 days per week in an allocated Greencross Vets clinic – this is determined by Greencross Vets. Once you have been accepted in the program the clinic and student will arrange these two days. The days can be discussed at the interview stage.
Start of study: 22 April 2025 first intake - thereafter rolling start dates are available
QUEENSLAND Funding Options
Eligible students may be able to access government funding to help subsidise the cost of your training. ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing is an eligible course under Higher Level Skills (HLS).
Eligible students may be able to access government funding to help subsidise the cost of your training. ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing is an eligible course under Higher Level Skills (HLS).
The information below is intended for Queensland residents only:
Student Fees - Indicative cost
Full Fee $21,905
Concession $15,460
HLS subsidised $16,905 - if eligible*
*HLS Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Higher Level Skills Subsidy, you must meet the following criteria:
• not hold or be currently enrolled in a certificate IV or higher level qualification (does not include qualifications completed in secondary school)
• be 15 years or older
• have completed or left secondary school
• be an Australian citizen or permanent resident residing in Queensland, or New Zealand citizen permanently residing in Queensland.
As part of your application, you will be asked for evidence of the above.
Funded by Queensland Government
To be eligible for the Higher Level Skills Subsidy, you must meet the following criteria:
• not hold or be currently enrolled in a certificate IV or higher level qualification (does not include qualifications completed in secondary school)
• be 15 years or older
• have completed or left secondary school
• be an Australian citizen or permanent resident residing in Queensland, or New Zealand citizen permanently residing in Queensland.
As part of your application, you will be asked for evidence of the above.
Funded by Queensland Government
NSW Funding Options
Eligible students may be able to access government funding to help subsidise the cost of your training. ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing is an eligible course under Smart and Skilled Training.
Eligible students may be able to access government funding to help subsidise the cost of your training. ACM40418 Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing is an eligible course under Smart and Skilled Training.
The information below is intended for NSW residents only:
Student Fees - Indictive Costs
Full Fee $21,905
First Qualification $2,770
Second or Further Qualification $3,240
Student Fees - Indictive Costs
Full Fee $21,905
First Qualification $2,770
Second or Further Qualification $3,240
Student Fees Concession $240
Smart and Skilled Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Smart and Skilled training, you must meet the following criteria:
• be 15 years or older
• have completed or left secondary school
To be eligible for the Smart and Skilled training, you must meet the following criteria:
• be 15 years or older
• have completed or left secondary school
• live or work in NSW
• be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, humanitarian visa holder or New Zealand citizen
As part of your application, you will be asked for evidence of the above.
• be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, humanitarian visa holder or New Zealand citizen
As part of your application, you will be asked for evidence of the above.
This training is subsided by the NSW Government
Ready to get started?
Ready to get started?
Hear from our student Jake on his experience in the TAFE Queensland partnership program with Greencross Vets.
Application Requirements
• Applications are a two-step process – Submit your application and Interview with Greencross Veterinary clinic (by invitation only)
• All applications will require a resume
• If your application reaches the interview stage a Greencross representative will be in direct contact with you to arrange an interview
• Please do not contact Greencross Veterinary clinics directly
• If your application reaches the interview stage a Greencross representative will be in direct contact with you to arrange an interview
• Please do not contact Greencross Veterinary clinics directly
Greencross Partnership Eligibility Criteria:
- be a permanent resident of Australia
- be prepared to participate in allocated vocational placement
- have access to the internet and have an email account
- possess good interpersonal skills and function effectively in a team
- students must be 18 years of age at course start date to be able to participate in clinic including anaesthesia, drug handling and X-rays;
and
hold a Certificate II in an animal science discipline
or
hold a relevant Certificate III or higher level qualification in an animal science discipline
or
can demonstrate equivalent skills and knowledge in a relevant animal science discipline to either of the above listed qualifications standards.
