Horse Management Level 3 A specialist work-related programme of study, equivalent to three A Levels, that covers key knowledge and practical skills required for a successful career in this amazing industry. This course will teach you how to care for horses up to competition level and give you the opportunity to work at our commercial riding school. The course gives a broad-based and in-depth study of the industry and its various disciplines. We aim to provide the best possible vocational experience for you as well as developing your learning and understanding of equine academia. All full-time students participate in yard duties throughout the year alongside their main programme of study. A rota is put in place and will include some weekends. You will also have the opportunity to organise and run an equine event, as well as to visit Your Horse Live, Badminton Horse Trials and the Horse of the Year Show. Students also attend residential study tours, which include visits to The National Stud, British Racing School, Rossdales Equine Veterinary Hospital, Tattersalls and a study tour to Cirencester. Qualification City & Guilds Level 3 Technical Extended Diploma in Horse Management (equivalent to three A Levels) Opportunity to gain BHS qualifications, First Aid at Work Duration Two years Course Content A selection of unit titles is shown below. • Horse Behaviour & Welfare • Principles of Equitation • Event Management • Yard & Stable Management • Anatomy & Physiology • Equestrian Teaching • Competition Grooming Assessment is continuous, with assignments, projects and practical work. This course includes 300 hours of work experience through the duration of the two years. Some of this will be 108
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completed in block placements. All full-time students are required to study maths and English at the appropriate level. Please see page 6 for more details. Entry Requirements • Five GCSEs at grade 4 (grade C) or above (to include maths and English and a science) or successful completion of a suitable and relevant Level 2 qualification at Merit or above • Successful interview and initial assessment in literacy and numeracy • Applicants will be expected to demonstrate enthusiasm and commitment to the chosen subject area Progression Progression routes shown are dependent on meeting entry criteria. Study options may include: • Foundation Degree Equine Science • BSc (Hons) in Equine Science/Studies Employment options may include: • Riding Instructors/Freelance Teachers/ Work Riders/Yard Supervisors • Management (with further experience)
We also offer the following apprenticeships as an alternative to full-time study: • Horse Care, Level 2 • Horse Care and Management, Level 3 Course Content As an employed apprentice you will gain practical skills along with knowledge and understanding relevant to your chosen course, including: • Cleaning and Maintaining Stables • Providing Feed & Water to Horses • Providing Treatment to Horses • Grooming & Maintaining Horses • Handling Horses • Riding Horses • Lunge & Long Rein Horses Duration and Attendance You will spend most of your time in the workplace employed as an apprentice. There will be knowledge workshops planned within your course. You will be expected to attend functional skills classes unless you already have prior achievement. Duration is 12-24 months depending on the level of study.
You may also like... • Level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal Management • Level 2 Diploma in Farriery Access Course Costs Please note, the costs given below are subject to change. Aged 16-18 years There are no tuition or examination fees | Materials Fee £220 (per year) Aged 19 or over (at the start of the course) Different fees apply depending on your individual circumstances and prior qualifications. Please refer to page 18 for more details or telephone 0800 032 1986 to speak to somebody who will be able to help. YouTube
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