CCAB Certification’s response to the DEFRA white paper on the reform of the VSA
You may know that DEFRA have published their “white paper” on the reform of the VSA (currently the Veterinary Surgeons Act, though this is likely
5 August 2026
You may know that DEFRA have published their “white paper” on the reform of the VSA (currently the Veterinary Surgeons Act, though this is likely
In line with the requirements for full CCABs, from July 2027 we will require all pre-certificated CCABs on our register to provide evidence of 30
Following changes to the requirements for the number of cases seen by pre-certificated CCABs applying for their viva assessment which were introduced last year, from
CCAB Certification are introducing a change to their assessment. We have brought this in in response to both feedback from candidates who have completed their
You may have heard that the Veterinary Surgeons Act (VSA) is being reformed by DEFRA/at government level. At this stage, the main outcomes likely to impact CCABs,
Are you thinking of applying to become a CCAB in a second species? The application process for your second species is now exactly the
In March, CCAB Certification emailed all CCABs with some proposed changes to the renewal requirements. A heartfelt thank you to everyone that let us know
In March, CCAB Certification emailed all current CCABs with some proposed changes to the case requirements for initial application. The proposal was well supported, with
CCAB Certification (formerly ASAB Accreditation) is disappointed that incorrect information continues to be communicated regarding our departure from the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC).
Fantastic news from the University of Bristol! Their BSc in Veterinary Nursing and Companion Animal Behaviour has been rated No.1 in the UK in the
We are pleased to announce the relaunch of our independent CCAB accreditation organisation under the new name of CCAB Certification Ltd. (formerly operating as ASAB