The AVBC is now inviting comment on the first draft of the new AVBC Accreditation Standards and the Accreditation Methodology.
The next available sitting of the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination will be on Friday 21 April 2023. The AVE Final (Clinical) Examinations are scheduled for 21-25 November 2022 and 5-9 December 2022. Expressions of interest in these sessions will be sought from eligible clinical candidates in due course.
Many international veterinary organisations use “Day One Competencies” to convey their expectations of veterinary graduates on “Day One” of their professional careers. The AVBC has recently updated the competencies and attributes required of Australasian veterinary graduates and is now seeking your input regarding these proposed competencies.
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The next available sitting of the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination will be in 2023, likely in April. The AVE Final (Clinical) Examinations are scheduled for 21-25 November 2022 and 5-9 December 2022. Expressions of interest in these sessions will be sought from eligible clinical candidates in due course.
Professors Jennie Hodgson and Rosanne Taylor were appointed as Co-Chairs of AVBC’s Veterinary Schools Accreditation Advisory Committee by Council last week.
The Australasian Veterinary Boards Council (AVBC) unanimously ratified the Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) with the South African Veterinary Council (SAVC) on Wednesday the 24 March 2022.
The 2022 AVE MCQ exam is scheduled for Friday 8th April 2022. The closing date for applications and payment has now passed
The AVBC would not be able to operate without the constant dedication of its Council member representatives, standing committee members, veterinary board members, registrars, and everyone in-between. Since 2018 AVBC has recognised this support through the annual AVBC awards, which took place last year on 18th November 2021.
The AVBC has again been been working closely with the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) and Veterinary Schools of Australia and New Zealand (VSANZ) to monitor the impacts of the COVID pandemic on veterinary education.
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