You will receive a total of five scores for this test: a single subject-level writing score reported on a range of 2-12, and four domain scores, also 2-12, that are based on an analytic scoring rubric. The subject-level score will be the rounded average of the four domain scores.
To become a vet nurse, you need to have such qualifications as a degree in veterinary technology, a passing score on the national veterinary technician exam, hands-on experience with animals and a caring personality. Other People Are Reading.
1 You must be 17 years or older. 2  Employed at a Veterinary Nurse Approved Centre (VNAC) or at an RCVS registered Training Practice (TP). 3  For up-to-date details of practices please consult the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons website: www.rcvs.org.uk. Gain GCSE's or take one-year course on Pre-Veterinary Nursing, whilst working in a veterinary practice. 2  Exams are then taken at the end of first year and your first part of your portfolio needs to be assessed. 3  Stage 2.