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Animal
Management
Not your average college
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Animal management at London's environmental college
Our courses are designed to focus on practical experience. We manage and look after more than 1,000 animals in our zoo, collections and farms across our London campuses at Crystal Palace Park, Enfield, Gunnersbury Park and Mottingham.
Our animal collection ranges from mammals and birds, to reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. Each campus has dedicated training facilities and resources, including exotic and aquatic rooms, aviaries, large animal enclosures and paddocks.
Find a course you love
Hazel's story
I loved working with the animals and getting hands-on experience. Recognising ill health and abnormal behaviour in animals has allowed me to improve their health and wellbeing.Hazel studied a Level 3 animal management course before progressing to higher education to study veterinary medicine. Her goal is to become a vet.
Career prospects
Zookeeper
Zookeepers are responsible for maintaining the health, safety, and welfare of different types of animals. They work closely with animals to spot signs of disease, stress, or injury.
Veterinary Surgeon
Vets are vital to the welfare of animals. Their role is varied but some responsibilities include diagnosing illnesses, treating sick or injured animals, and carrying out health checks.
Zoologist
A zoologist studies animals and their behaviour. They study specific species and populations of animals, and work in the field, out in captivity, or in a laboratory.
Register for our Open Day
Upcoming event
Open Day
- Meet our tutors and discuss courses
- Apply for courses starting in September 2025