Livestock Assistant Diploma (LAD) program at Multan College of Veterinary Science is a specialized vocational training program aimed at providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary for working as livestock assistants in the agriculture and veterinary sectors. The program combines theoretical instruction with practical hands-on training to prepare graduates for entry-level positions in livestock management, animal husbandry, and veterinary support services.
Program Duration: 2 Years
Comprehensive Understanding
To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of livestock management principles and practices.
The LAD curriculum covers a range of subjects relevant to livestock management and veterinary support services, including:
The curriculum emphasizes hands-on training and practical experience through laboratory work, field visits, and internships in livestock farms and veterinary facilities. Students learn to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world situations and develop competency in livestock handling, care, and management practices.
Graduates of the Livestock Assistant Diploma program have a variety of career opportunities in the agriculture and veterinary sectors, including: