Crash Avoidance for the Ambulatory Vet

10 Dec 2019 - 10 Dec 2019 09:00 - 17:00 Goodwood Motor Circuit, Chichester, PO18 0PH

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About the Course

A brand new course for ambulatory vets of all stages and ages this course aims to help prevent spins and crashes, both physically in a car and mentally. Sharpen your reactions in treacherously slippery conditions and learn techniques to cope with extreme weather conditions in a safe environment with one-to-one tuition from a professional Goodwood driving instructor.  To enhance and compliment this training we have Trevor Bell on hand to provide one of his popular presentations, on enhancing our concentration and providing us with tips and hints to enable us to function better at work and at home. During this session you will have the chance to participate in small group discussions. You will leave this course with useful practical skills and more confidence to enable you to manage everyday life on the road (and hopefully sleep better and have less car repair bills!).

Key Learning Objectives

• Learn how to control a skid
• Learn how to drive quickly but safely in varying situations
• Develop ways of recognising and managing niggling worries and strains
• Develop your recognition of strain and stress in your colleagues
• Remove stress of poor road conditions and fatigue/burn out so you can enjoy the challenge of your job!

Course Organiser

Sarah Gasper BVM&S CertEP MRCVS, BEVA Office

Course Speakers

Trevor Bell, Northumberland
Chief Instructor and Team of Expert Instructors, Goodwood

Course Fees

• BEVA Members      £370
• Non-members        £500

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• Cancellation less than 6 weeks prior to the start of the course: No refunds can be guaranteed, but if BEVA can resell the place a refund will be made less a 20% administrative charge.
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