If you are looking to invest in your future by deepening your knowledge and skills in specialized areas of poultry health and production, consider joining the high-level training programs offered by the World Veterinary Education in Production Animal Health (WVEPAH). This non-profit organization collaborates with the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) and the Université de Montréal to provide top-tier education.

WVEPAH’s courses are designed for veterinarians and other animal production health professionals. They encompass key regulatory aspects established by WOAH, ensuring that participants gain a comprehensive understanding of global standards in poultry health and production.

WVEPAH’s Course Masters are internationally recognized experts in their fields, bringing extensive experience and industry knowledge to provide participants with practical, real-world insights.

The training follows a structured format, consisting of two successive courses: Module I : Key Disciplines in Poultry Health & WOAH Regulations, and a series of Modules II, which specializes on health issues of all important poultry productions (Commercial Layers, Broilers Chickens, Turkeys, Waterfowl). Completing Module I, at least one of the Modules II and successfully providing 25 case studies or 3 short papers leads to a professional certificate issued by the Université de Montréal, recognized globally by WOAH.

In addition to the certification program, WVEPAH will soon be launching a new category of advanced courses covering subjects such as biosecurity and clinical biochemistry. These specialized courses provide in-depth knowledge on key topics but do not lead to certification.

While courses are offered in various locations and languages, their core content remains consistent worldwide.

Our WVEPAH programs are designed for highly motivated professionals in poultry health and production. Join the international community of experts by enrolling today!

For more information on admission criteria and fees, please feel free to contact us at or visit www.wvepah.org.