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INTRODUCTION
The candidates must understand the basic principles of horse care and, working under supervision, he/she must show some knowledge and practice of looking after well mannered horse in the stable and at grass. They must be capable of riding a quiet, experienced horse or pony in an enclosed space.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Candidates must be physically fit in order to carry out yard and fieldwork efficiently without undue stress or strain. They will be expected to demonstrate competent use of time. Candidates will be expected to give practical demonstrations as well as be involved in discussion of selected tasks and topics.
COURSE CONTENT
Grooming, Clothing, Saddlery, Handling, Horse husbandry, Foot & shoeing, Anatomy & Handling, Health & Safety, Horse Health, Horse behaviour, Grassland management, Watering & feeding, General knowledge. Riding on the flat, candidates to demonstrate their ability to ride a quiet, experienced horse or pony in an enclosed space.
ASSESSMENT
Assessment is through examination at a BHS approved exam centre.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This qualification is an ideal base for employment and progression within the horse industry. Course Fees
Full-time students do not pay course or examination entry fees, except in some cases when there are examination re-sits. Part-time students pay course fees, which are displayed in College publications or are obtainable from Admissions, and examination entry and / or registration fees.
This course information was deemed to be correct at the time of publication, though course modules and content are subject to change by the awarding body.
NB Please only add additional course material costs under the heading 'Additional Costs'. Course fees, exam and registration costs are not to be included - the learner needs to refer to current publications for fees.
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