PACT noun
A formal agreement between individuals or parties.
The PACT Vision
Our vision is to revolutionise the companion animal training sector. Through teaching, coaching & accrediting Animal Training Instructors using up-to-date, science-led methods, we promote the importance of understanding and appreciating canine behaviour, ethology & learning.
Supporting dog training & behaviour professionals with their emotional, physical & mental wellbeing is one of our top priorities, as well as reducing the environmental impact of living & working with companion animals.
Meet the Team
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Corrin Goodall
Director
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Jay Light
With a passion for all things Sustainability,
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Nat Light
A self-confessed animal behaviour geek, Nat is an eternal student who loves to learn and share her knowledge. She’s collected a few acronyms to add to her name including CCAB, CAB, ATI & FHEA.
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Steve Goodall
Director
Meet the Faculty
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Rachel Jones
Head of Quality & Moderation
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Lucy Partridge
Wellbeing Support Team
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Natasha Maffioletti
Ambassador for Wellbeing
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Lis Oram
PACT Tutor & RVN
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Kate Golding
External Assessor
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Lisa Chapman
External Assessor
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Tom Candy
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Danielle Beck
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Linda P Case
Guest lecturer
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Dr Hannah Capon MA VetMB MRCVS
Hannah is a vet and founder of Canine Arthritis Management (CAM).
Hannah is a gust lecturer on our CTIC and CBTC courses, covering musculoskeletal health, arthritis management and prevention, and effective communication with veterinary professionals.
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Dr Amber Batson MRCVS
Amber Batson is a vet and behaviourist and founder of Understand Animals, UK.
Amber has spoken at DogX and is a guest lecturer on the PACT CBTC, covering the important topic of medical influences of behaviour and presenting case studies.
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Rosie Bescoby
Rosie is a Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist, a full member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors and a member of the Professional Association of Canine Trainers.
Rosie shares her knowledge with our CBTC students as a guest lecturer.
Charities we’ve supported
