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All personal licence applicants must complete L and E1, and PIL A.
PIL A is species-specific.
Module K is humane killing of animals; if you are studying PIL A, this is included (Module 6.1).
PIL B is anaesthesia for minor procedures (non-invasive, less than 15 minutes).
PIL F is advanced anaesthesia for surgical or prolonged procedures.
PIL C is advanced anaesthesia for surgical or prolonged procedures and principles of surgery.
Persons with responsibility for the care and welfare of animals must complete the People taking care of animals (Function C) course (modules L, E1, PILA (theory), PILA (skills), K (theory) and K (skills).

Pre-reading

To meet the requirements of the accrediting body and Home Office, all delegates have access to our E-learning site for seven days of pre-reading prior to attendance. In addition, we provide three months access after the course to allow time to read, download or bookmark resources that will help a new licensee.

IT Requirements

To participate, each delegate will need access to the internet and a laptop/PC with a webcam and microphone. If you have a mobile device, such as a smart phone, please have this to hand to participate in the interactive exercises, if you do not have one you can open a new page in your web browser.

Theory Assessment

The online theory assessment can be booked via your E-Learning account. We advise that you book the first available slot after your theory course.

You will be able to view your theory assessment results via your E-Learning account following submission of your assessments.

Your webcam must remain on throughout the course and during the theory assessments.

If the theory assessments are failed twice, you will be required to reattend the course/component failed; additional fees will apply.

Practical Skills Information

On successful completion of the theory assessments, you will need to arrange your practical skills training and assessment (where applicable).

The practical skills components (PIL A and PIL C) must be completed before an application/amendment to a personal licence can be made; these components should be completed within 3 months of the theory course start date.

Download the ‘Trainer and Assessor Guide’ and ‘Direct Observation of Practical/Procedural Skills’ (DOPS) form/s for the appropriate species/course. This information can be found in your e-learning account and should be given to your NTCO (Named Training and Competency Officer).

Assessments must be performed by a suitable individual at your establishment with the appropriate authority, seniority, or expertise, such as a Named Person (PIL A: NACWO and/or NTCO and PIL C: NVS and/or NTCO).

Note for new establishment customers: your NTCO will be contacted at booking to ensure practical skills training and assessment can be provided.

On successful completion of the skills assessment and on return of the completed DOPS form/s, TLC will apply for your certificate, which will be emailed to you.

Online Course Information

All personal licence applicants must complete L and E1, and PIL A.
PIL A is species-specific.
Module K is humane killing of animals; if you are studying PIL A, this is included (Module 6.1).
PIL B is anaesthesia for minor procedures (non-invasive, less than 15 minutes).
PIL F is advanced anaesthesia for surgical or prolonged procedures.
PIL C is advanced anaesthesia for surgical or prolonged procedures and principles of surgery.
Persons with responsibility for the care and welfare of animals must complete the People taking care of animals (Function C) course (modules L, E1, PILA (theory), PILA (skills), K (theory) and K (skills).

IT Requirements

To participate, each delegate will need access to the internet and a laptop/PC with a webcam and microphone.

Delegates will have access to their eLearning account for three months, during which time the course, theory and practical skills assessments (where applicable) should be completed. TLC are able to monitor engagement and participation in the course and can provide feedback to the NTCO/supervisor on request.

Theory Assessments

The online theory assessment can be booked online via your E-Learning account. We advise that you book the first available slot after you have completed your theory course.

You will be able to view your theory assessment results via your E-Learning account following submission of your assessments.

Your webcam must remain on during the theory assessments.

If the theory assessments are failed twice, you will be required to reattend the course/component failed; additional fees will apply.

Practical Skills Assessments

On successful completion of the theory assessments, you will need to arrange your practical skills training and assessment (where applicable).

The practical skills components (PIL A and PIL C) must be completed before an application/amendment to a personal licence can be made; these components should be completed within 3 months of the theory course start date.

Download the ‘Trainer and Assessor Guide’ and ‘Direct Observation of Practical/Procedural Skills’ (DOPS) form/s for the appropriate species/course. This information can be found in your e-learning account and should be given to your NTCO (Named Training and Competency Officer).

Assessments must be performed by a suitable individual at your establishment with the appropriate authority, seniority, or expertise, such as a Named Person (PIL A: NACWO and/or NTCO and PIL C: NVS and/or NTCO).

Note for new establishment customers: your NTCO will be contacted at booking to ensure practical skills training and assessment can be provided.

On successful completion of the skills assessment and on return of the completed DOPS form/s, TLC will apply for your certificate, which will be emailed to you.