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Apprenticeship in Horse Care – Equine Groom Level 2

Duties will include all aspects of horse care: Grooming Mucking out Trimming Plaiting Lunging Health care Travelling Feeding Grooming at competitions / riding Joining an SCT Apprenticeship programme is a serious commitment. To achieve the qualification and be successful in your job you will need to be hard working, prepared to work outdoors in all weather and often at weekends, We do everything we can to help you achieve, but we also expect some things from you, to: Always try your best Adhere to the Prevent Duty – promote British values: the rule of law, democracy and tolerance and mutual respect for others at all times, and keep yourself safe from extremism Be committed to improving your English and Maths skills and using them at work Complete the SCT Online Learning by the target dates Attend work and all off-the-job training sessions punctually and reliably Be polite, tidy, professional, organised and cheerful Keep your Skillscheck at work and updated - allow time every week for this Complete work set in your Action Plans by the target dates Follow instructions Work safely, including on the internet Always ask if you are not sure about anything Please see the website for more information www.stubbingcourttraining.comTraining: Equine Groom Qualification - Level 2 Vast majority of training will take place at the yard.  In addition, this will include Masterclass Sessions, Seminars, SCT Online Learning Programme You will also be visited by a SCT Coach at least once a month Training Outcome: Progression from Level 2 to Level 3 Employer Description:Competition/backing/schooling livery yard.Working Hours :Shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Team working,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness ....Read more...

Eventing Yard Apprenticeship (Intermediate Equine Groom)

Daily duties will include, but won't be limited to: Mucking out Turning out and bringing in Tacking up and tack cleaning Filling hay nets, feeding and watering Clipping, pulling, plaiting, trimming Bathing Rug changing Paddock and yard maintenance Schooling and hacking First aid Exercising horses from the ground Holding vet, farrier, dentist and physio Handling fit event horses Training:The successful candidate will undertake 15 months training whilst working towards their Intermediate Equine Groom apprenticeship. All training will be carried out at the employer's premises, with the support of the employer, and will be delivered by Haddon Training.Training Outcome:This role will give you the confidence and experience to pursue whichever path you choose in the equestrian world.Employer Description:Run by a highly experienced coach, who enjoys teaching riders of all standards. Options range from attending a clinic to basing yourself and your horse – either for a few days or for longer. Bill Levett Eventing can help you work towards your goals, drawing up a specific plan for you and your horse, covering both flat work and jumping. They also take on long term coaching posts, and give clinics both around the UK and overseas.Working Hours :The successful candidate can expect to be working a 40 hour week spread over 5 days. Days and times to be confirmed.Skills: Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness ....Read more...