Can i apply for vet med a year later after finishing a levels?

I resat biology, chemistry and maths in AS and now i got AAC, C in chemistry, just started doing A2.
Ive decided that i want to go into veterinary medicine but i don't have the work experience. Should i just finish my a-levels and wait a year to apply for vet med with my a level grades, so during that time i can do work experience and such.
Ive tried really hard to think about alternative courses but i honestly dont know what else id want to do. Or could i maybe apply for something such as biomed or animal science, do one year there then apply for vetmed? Need suggestions on how to go about with this

i'm personally planning to take a gap year for medicine and the process for me to apply in my gap year would be the same as how you would apply in year 13 (except you've gotten the grades which increase your chance of getting in as year 13s are applying on the basis of predictions).

I'm also taking it because i want to just focus on A2 rather than revising for small irrelevant mocks and worrying about personal statements, UKCAT, BMAT etc.
You could apply for biomed as a backup if you might not be feeling confident in what you might achieve. The majority of first year med students have taken a gap year so dw or feel weird about being a year older because most people would be 19 as well.

Hope that helps

I resat biology, chemistry and maths in AS and now i got AAC, C in chemistry, just started doing A2.
Ive decided that i want to go into veterinary medicine but i don't have the work experience. Should i just finish my a-levels and wait a year to apply for vet med with my a level grades, so during that time i can do work experience and such.
Ive tried really hard to think about alternative courses but i honestly dont know what else id want to do. Or could i maybe apply for something such as biomed or animal science, do one year there then apply for vetmed? Need suggestions on how to go about with this

Taking a gap year sounds like a good idea in your situation and won't cause any problems. As you say that way you have plenty of time to get the required work experience and you will be applying with your achieved and not predicted grades.

However starting biomed or animal science and then trying to transfer I don't think will be successful. Such transfers either don't happen or will be very very rare. Doing such a degree first and then doing vet med would be a very expensive route to take as you would have to self-fund the second degree and thus this isn't normally recommended.

Ive just thought about applying for courses such as bioveterinary/ animal science/ applied anatomy then going for a graduate accelerated programme for veterinary medicine. Would you recommend this?

I resat biology, chemistry and maths in AS and now i got AAC, C in chemistry, just started doing A2.
Ive decided that i want to go into veterinary medicine but i don't have the work experience. Should i just finish my a-levels and wait a year to apply for vet med with my a level grades, so during that time i can do work experience and such.
Ive tried really hard to think about alternative courses but i honestly dont know what else id want to do. Or could i maybe apply for something such as biomed or animal science, do one year there then apply for vetmed? Need suggestions on how to go about with this

Depends which you apppy to. Liverpool I don't think you stand a chance as they are minimum 10 weeks but realistically people who get in have 15 + weeks.

Liverpool have changed their work experience requirements this year and you now only need 5 weeks work experience.

While they may have reduced their W/E entry requirements this year many people will still be applying with previous years standards and ultimately if the choice between two applicants comes down to volume/variety of work experience Liverpool is still likely to choose the applicant with a higher amount as this fits with their curriculum - teaching some clinical skills from day one.