Whether you want a salon chair or a training yard, start here. Coats, clipping, scissor work, canine psychology and obedience. Two trades taught side by side.
Grooming and obedience training sit in the same enrolment.
Clipping, scissoring, tools and coat types, unit by unit.
Behaviour and psychology, so a nervous dog is not a problem.
Three things that set this one apart.
Most grooming study stops at the coat. This one keeps going.
Restraints, danger points and first aid have their own units.
Canine classification and breed groups come before the clippers.
A provider certificate, not nationally recognised training
Issued by the provider at the end.
Records the standard you reached.
Both modules listed unit by unit.
Say whether you want grooming, training or both.
An advisor runs through units and fees.
Upfront, or a weekly plan if eligible.
Enrol and open the breed groups unit.
You come away with a provider certificate and a unit transcript. It is not nationally recognised training, so it holds no code. An advisor can show you accredited animal care courses too.
A Certificate of Completion, a Certificate of Attainment and a transcript.
A full module, from breed groups through to scissor skills.
Yes. The second module is training, psychology and behaviour.
From $49 a week, depending on the plan you qualify for.
Twelve months of access, with no set deadlines.
A computer and reliable internet. A device can be provided.
Yes, after the provider speaks with your guardian.
My Learning Online is an Australian online provider. Tutors are there six days a week from the first unit.
The course stays open around the clock. Study fits around shifts and dogs.
Picture the dog that arrives wild and leaves settled.