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I read somewhere that Equi-ed were planning to run courses at the Creepy Learning Centre, with Becks Nairn set to lecture. ( If she isn't doing it now )That’s a serious concern. My issue with Equi-ed is their connection to a rural institution that covers Nairn’s lack of qualifications. By doing so, they’re effectively legitimising dissections carried out by individuals like her—unqualified and delusional. That’s where things become dangerous. When one inexperienced person starts dissecting horses for profit, others are likely to follow. This trend is deeply troubling to the veterinary community. In New Zealand, I believe the authorities will come down on Equi-ed like a ton of bricks. Nairn is neither a qualified instructor nor a certified dissectionist, and it’s disturbing that Equi-ed is hiring someone like her just to fill seats and collect money for courses that are, in essence, rubbish. This is what Nairn is cashing in on—and it’s putting professional standards, students, and animal welfare at serious risk. -
I do have to reply to that Hesi old mate, as have worked with nearly every Veterinary Specialist in Brisbane in my working days, and they are the most wonderful compassionate people you could ever wish to meet in your life. And their wonderful staff are amazing too . So I don't want any image of vets being cast like 'Tradies' or anything , coming from you 😉😁 lol Yes , I guess there is a huge problem with 'Levels' of education. and qualification. We had a Vets bridging course at UQ where overseas vets were trying to get a ticket to practice Vet in Australia. a total nightmare . some had only seen large animal in their days. Cows and goats and horses are valuable commodities in some countries. And Cats and dogs just run feral in the streets and they have no idea how to handle them , let alone treat them. Is REALLY Funny to see first hand. Our graduates are near best in the world in Oz and from Massey. I don't know what Nairn is lecturing exactly , or what qualification she has. But if it is a NZ one it is certainly better than what a Heap of other countries have. She is performing pretty intricate stuff, albeit on cadavars. also Taxidermy and shit like that. Do you need a special qualification for that ? she's not holding a scalpel over living horses is she ? -
Becks Nairn says the horse was fridge-gassed and that she dissected it, but she has not shown hard hoof evidence to prove it. She performs dissections even though she is not qualified as a professional, which is incredibly disproportionate. Others are currently attempting to turn the story around—that she is saving the inept on behalf of the unaware by blowing the whistle over Arcano possibly being taken in by performance enhancements and defending those who were purportedly defrauded in betting on that race. However, when that is her stand, then where is the transparency? Where is the verifiable evidence? If she is truly working in the interests of the people, what is the reason to do it behind paywalls and empty promises? You cannot claim to be saving the vulnerable while profiting from unregulated and unqualified practices. Fresh in mind: Nairn was three times a profiteer of Arcano. She passed her unsound horse through a charity and sold him to a purchaser who suffered a loss. Nairn ought to have been required to reimburse the purchase cost and the schooling expense she had imposed, a purported $250 per week over six weeks. So who is actually being ripped off?
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They don't fuck around either, if you don't keep up, you are out I flatted with vets when I went to Massey Uni. They were animals lol -
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That concerns me as well. One of my careers was in education and I had to deal with a Tutor that didn't have the qualifications they said they had. Academic fraud is normally treated harshly. If it isn't then everyone who has done the hard yards and spent real money on that education/training is discounted. FFS it takes just as long to be a fully qualified Vet as it does a GP! Just ask Leo Molloy.
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