Learning objectives
- Understanding the regulatory and organisational framework for skills management
- Understanding the importance of effective mentoring for animal welfare
- Master the tools for monitoring skills and tutoring
Specialist training
Remote| Duration | 3.5 hours |
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| Sessions | 21 Apr 2026 |
| Timetable | from 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. |
| Access times Response within 48 hours | |
Organisations
- Inter-company sessions on the agenda
- In-company sessions on request
- Can be organised face-to-face
Instructor(s)
Patrick HARDY
Veterinary surgeon, Dip. ECLAM
This course addresses the key issues of skills management and mentoring in the field of animal experimentation. It provides an understanding of the regulatory framework, assessment tools and best practices for effective skills monitoring. Particular emphasis is placed on the central role of the tutor and its direct impact on the quality of practices and the culture of animal welfare. Through role-playing and discussions, participants will develop practical guidelines for improving quality and ethics within their organisation.
Who is this course for?
Target audience
- Animal Facility Staff, Animal Facility Manager
Prerequisites
- No
Programme
- Regulatory context and applicable recommendations
- Notions of training, skills, experience and job qualifications
- Tools and methods for assessing and monitoring skills
- The benefits and contribution of tutoring, clearly defining the role of the tutor
- Practical organisation of tutoring and links with the culture of animal welfare
- Study of real-life situations and discussion of examples
Teaching resources
- Theoretical contributions
- Participatory exercises
- Case studies
- Teaching support sent by e-mail
Assessment procedures
Assessment of knowledge in the form of a questionnaire leading to a training certificate
Prices
- Sessions on the agenda: 120 EXCLUDING VAT / participant
- Other: on request
Accessibility
- Disabled access: Adaptation to your needs on request
- Admission procedure : Entry questionnaire