This is a strictly eLearning cohort. If you require a live seminar course please enrol onto a virtual classroom course.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR NTCO & REGISTRANT:
Requirements - i.e. probity & NTCO oversight
Condition of enrolment: Registrants must provide accurate details of employment and/or enrolment in an academic/research establishment. Your personal information will be confirmed with your establishment's Named Training and Competency Officer (NTCO).
PIL AB & C Course details, quizzes, and final assessment exam
The online modules for PIL AB & C can be completed at the student's own pace (a 10 working day period is pre-set). Expected to take around 25 hours to complete. You will be tested as you progress through the course and module blocks to ensure a firm understanding of the module material.
Ongoing assessment: There are tests of knowledge as you progress through courses and module blocks. These are open-book questions.
FINAL ASSESSMENT EXAM: Upon successful completion of all eLearning modules and quizzes the student arranges with their establishment NTCO the scheduling of an invigilated 'Final Assessment Exam'. Assessments are taken in 'exam conditions' and are 'closed book' exams. The pass mark is 70%.
SKILLS TRAINING & ASSESSMENT: Charles River UK accredited courses & modules meet the 'theory' learning outcomes appropriate to the Education & Training framework for Function A staff (UK PIL's A, B or C). The completion of 'hands-on skills' components of relevant Modules Learning Outcomes must be arranged with your establishment/employer (i.e. to complete PIL A we require verification of animal handling training & PIL C aseptic & suturing practical skills and an oral test covering key aspects relating to these skills). Your Named Training & Competency Officer (NTCO) is required to provide a signed verification form (working with Charles River under our guidance & accreditation) of your training in skills such as animal handling (for further information see our Terms & Conditions & Pre-course information provided upon registration).
The completed skills verification form must be returned within 3 months of course completion. The accrediting body will not issue course certificate(s) after a period of 3 months post-course completion. Extension to this can be applied for on a case-by-case basis via CRL.
On a case by case basis an extension can be applied for (via CRL) to the accrediting body.
Monitoring Progress
It is commonly felt that successful eLearning requires both monitoring and mentoring from an experienced supervisor/mentor. To aid the mentor in observing a students' progress, NTCOs/supervisors are given the opportunity to remotely monitor the time spent in the modules, as well as results and achievements.
Please register your interest through our online process.
If you have any questions, contact us at 01843 823575 or insourcingsolutionsuk@crl.com
Modules covered in this elearning program |
Mod L: National Legislation |
Module E1: Ethics, Animal Welfare and the Three Rs (level 1) |
Module 3.1: Basic & appropriate Biology (species-specific) |
Module 4: Animal Care, health & management (species-specific) |
Module 5: Recognition of pain, suffering and distress (species-specific) |
Module 6.1: Humane methods of killing (theory) |
Module 7: Minimally Invasive Procedures Without Anaesthesia (species-specific) |
Module 20: Anaesthesia for minor procedures |
Module 21: Advanced anaesthesia for surgical or prolonged procedures |
Module 22: Principles of Surgery |
Our eLearning programs include training material (L-E1 & PIL A,B) accredited in the UK by the Scottish Accreditation Board (SAB).
View and try free eLearning resources out at: http://www.charlesrivercampus.com
Our experienced technical team will provide assistance to delegates to complete the course if this is needed. Following successful completion delegates will gain a certificate from the Scottish Accreditation Board.
E1-L, PIL A, B taken together (8 Core theory modules)
Learning outcomes are documented within the eLearning platform and are assessed throughout the course modules. Within modules there are extensive resource references. Students may access these resources to aid completion.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR NTCO & REGISTRANT:
Requirements - i.e. probity & NTCO oversight
Condition of enrolment: Registrants must provide accurate details of employment and/or enrolment in an academic/research establishment. Your personal information will be confirmed with your establishment's Named Training and Competency Officer (NTCO).
PIL AB Course details, quizzes, and final assessment exam
The online modules for PIL AB can be completed at the students own pace (however a 10 work day time period is pre-set). Expected to take around 20 hours to complete. You will be tested as you progress through courses and module blocks to ensure a firm understanding of the material.
Ongoing assessment: There are tests of knowledge as you progress through courses and module blocks. These are open book questions.
FINAL ASSESSMENT EXAM: Upon successful completion of all eLearning modules the student arranges with their establishment NTCO the scheduling of an invigilated 'Final Assessment Exam'. This is taken in exam conditions and is a closed book exam. The pass mark is 70%.
SKILLS TRAINING & ASSESSMENT: Charles River UK accredited courses & modules meet the 'theory' learning outcomes appropriate to the Education & Training framework for Function A staff (UK PIL's A, B or C). The completion of 'hands-on skills' components of relevant Modules Learning Outcomes must be arranged with your establishment/employer (i.e. to complete PIL A we require verification of animal handling training). Your Named Training & Competency Officer (NTCO) is required to provide a signed verification form (working with Charles River under our guidance & accreditation) of your training in skills such as animal handling (for further information see our Terms & Conditions & Pre-course information provided upon registration).
The completed skills verification form must be returned within 3 months of course completion. The accrediting body will not issue a course certificate(s) after a period of 3 months post course completion. Extension to this can be applied for on a case by case basis via CRL.
On a case by case basis an extension can be applied for (via CRL) to the accrediting body.
Monitoring Progress
It is commonly felt that successful eLearning requires both monitoring and mentoring from an experienced supervisor/mentor. To aid the mentor in observing a students' progress, NTCOs/supervisors are given the opportunity to remotely monitor time spent in the modules, as well as results and achievements.
Modules covered in this elearning program |
Mod L: National Legislation |
Module E1: Ethics, Animal Welfare and the Three Rs (level 1) |
Module 3.1: Basic & appropriate Biology (species-specific) |
Module 4: Animal Care, health & management (species-specific) |
Module 5: Recognition of pain, suffering and distress (species-specific) |
Module 6.1: Humane methods of killing (theory) |
Module 7: Minimally Invasive Procedures Without Anaesthesia (species-specific) |
Module 20: Anaesthesia for minor procedures |
This is a strictly eLearning cohort. If you require a live seminar course please enrol onto a virtual classroom course.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR NTCO & REGISTRANT:
Requirements - i.e. probity & NTCO oversight
Condition of enrolment: Registrants must provide accurate details of employment and/or enrolment in an academic/research establishment. Your personal information will be confirmed with your establishment's Named Training and Competency Officer (NTCO).
PIL AB & C Course details, quizzes, and final assessment exam
The online modules for PIL AB & C can be completed at the student's own pace (a 10 working day period is pre-set). Expected to take around 25 hours to complete. You will be tested as you progress through the course and module blocks to ensure a firm understanding of the module material.
Ongoing assessment: There are tests of knowledge as you progress through courses and module blocks. These are open-book questions.
FINAL ASSESSMENT EXAM: Upon successful completion of all eLearning modules and quizzes the student arranges with their establishment NTCO the scheduling of an invigilated 'Final Assessment Exam'. Assessments are taken in 'exam conditions' and are 'closed book' exams. The pass mark is 70%.
SKILLS TRAINING & ASSESSMENT: Charles River UK accredited courses & modules meet the 'theory' learning outcomes appropriate to the Education & Training framework for Function A staff (UK PIL's A, B or C). The completion of 'hands-on skills' components of relevant Modules Learning Outcomes must be arranged with your establishment/employer (i.e. to complete PIL A we require verification of animal handling training & PIL C aseptic & suturing practical skills and an oral test covering key aspects relating to these skills). Your Named Training & Competency Officer (NTCO) is required to provide a signed verification form (working with Charles River under our guidance & accreditation) of your training in skills such as animal handling (for further information see our Terms & Conditions & Pre-course information provided upon registration).
The completed skills verification form must be returned within 3 months of course completion. The accrediting body will not issue course certificate(s) after a period of 3 months post-course completion. Extension to this can be applied for on a case-by-case basis via CRL.
On a case by case basis an extension can be applied for (via CRL) to the accrediting body.
Monitoring Progress
It is commonly felt that successful eLearning requires both monitoring and mentoring from an experienced supervisor/mentor. To aid the mentor in observing a students' progress, NTCOs/supervisors are given the opportunity to remotely monitor the time spent in the modules, as well as results and achievements.
Please register your interest through our online process.
If you have any questions, contact us at 01843 823575 or insourcingsolutionsuk@crl.com
Modules covered in this elearning program |
Mod L: National Legislation |
Module E1: Ethics, Animal Welfare and the Three Rs (level 1) |
Module 3.1: Basic & appropriate Biology (species-specific) |
Module 4: Animal Care, health & management (species-specific) |
Module 5: Recognition of pain, suffering and distress (species-specific) |
Module 6.1: Humane methods of killing (theory) |
Module 7: Minimally Invasive Procedures Without Anaesthesia (species-specific) |
Module 20: Anaesthesia for minor procedures |
Module 21: Advanced anaesthesia for surgical or prolonged procedures |
Module 22: Principles of Surgery |