21 May 2021
After a COVID-19-enforced 14-month break in practice sessions, association is bringing back in-person CPD with “Fundamentals of lameness, laminitis and farriery” on 20 May.
Paul Imrie
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BEVA has planned a full programme of practical courses alongside upcoming online CPD.
BEVA is bringing back face-to-face practical CPD sessions after a 14-month break enforced by COVID-19.
The association, along with others, had to put a hold on traditional CPD at the start of the pandemic, hosting it instead online. However, hands-on topics are not possible virtually.
But with lockdowns easing, it has now planned a full programme of practical courses alongside upcoming online CPD that will continue to run to the end of the year. The practical sessions get underway on 20 May with “Fundamentals of lameness, laminitis and farriery”, followed by:
Online courses for the year will be:
Safety precautions will be in force for each practical course, including compulsory lateral flow tests for all attendees, strict limits on numbers, use of face masks and hand sanitation.
To search for CPD, visit the BEVA website.
