On entry to JGW+, all learners complete a Wales Essential Skills Toolkit (WEST) initial assessment during induction to identify their current literacy, numeracy and digital literacy levels, helping plan appropriate support and progression from the start.

The delivery of Essential Skills is responsive to individual learner needs and takes account of any prior achievement or Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL). Literacy, numeracy and digital skills development is embedded within the engagement and advancement pathway and all JGW+ centres also provide access to a specialised Essential Skills provision. Delivery schedules vary between centres, each location offers opportunities for learners to develop and achieve qualifications in Communication, Application of Number and Digital Literacy, from Entry Level 1 through to Level 2.

The iPET Network Level 3 Award in Canine First Aid is an advanced qualification, ideal for those in a more professional role, such as dog trainers, groomers, or veterinary nurses. This course goes beyond basic first aid to cover more in-depth topics such as handling and assessing injuries in different environments, advanced CPR techniques, and dealing with more complex health situations in dogs. Learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of canine anatomy, recognising symptoms of illness, and providing first aid for a range of emergency scenarios. This qualification is perfect for individuals who want to take on more responsibility in canine first aid care.

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The iPET Network Level 2 Award in Canine First Aid is designed for individuals who want to gain essential skills and knowledge in providing first aid to dogs in emergency situations. It’s suitable for pet owners, dog walkers, groomers, and other pet care professionals. This qualification focuses on practical skills such as assessing a dog’s condition, performing CPR, managing choking, and handling common injuries and illnesses in dogs. The course includes theoretical knowledge and practical assessments to ensure learners can respond effectively in a canine first aid emergency.

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If you’re passionate about animals and agriculture, a career in this sector will reward you with doing something you love every day. From animal charities to veterinary practices, zoos to national parks, there are a huge range of jobs to explore where you can make a difference with a caring, hands-on role.