Maybe you already know every call in your own backyard. You learn housing, feeding, health, breeding and bird behaviour. Two modules run at whatever pace suits you.
Breeds, housing, feed and the health problems that come up.
Land birds, seabirds, birds of prey and the giants.
Written for people starting out who want the whole picture.
Keeping birds first, then the wider world of them.
Three things that shape this one.
Aviculture is keeping them; ornithology is studying them.
One unit looks at how bird work is paid for.
Bird watching and garden feeding both get their own units.
A provider certificate, not nationally recognised training
Yours at the end of the seventeen units.
Sets out what you were assessed on.
Every unit listed, one by one.
Tell us which birds you are drawn to.
Upfront, or a weekly plan if eligible.
Work the two modules in your own time.
Take your certificate and transcript.
You finish with provider certificates and a transcript. It is not nationally recognised, so no national code applies. An advisor can point you at accredited animal courses.
No. The second module covers wild and flightless species.
Not at all. The units work either way.
Twelve months of access, with no deadlines.
Beginner level, though it goes deeper than most short reads.
Practical assessments as you go.
A computer and reliable internet.
Yes, once the provider speaks with your guardian.
My Learning Online is an Australian provider teaching online.
Units open at any hour, so study fits round work and family.
Picture the aviary you would build with what you know.