Equine Studies Higher National Certificate

HNC

In Caithness

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    HNC

  • Location

    Caithness (Scotland)

  • Duration

    1 Year

A full time course based The North Highland College equestrian centre in Halkirk, on the outskirts of Thurso.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Caithness (Highland)
Main Centre, Ormlie Road, Thurso, KW14 7EE

Start date

On request

About this course

If you hold the BHS Stage II or equivalent, such as Pony Club B Test) or you have gained the National Certificate in equestrian Skills and Business Studies, or the equivalent

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Course programme

EQUINE STUDIES Higher National Certificate
Qualification Higher National Certificate Equine Studies

SCQF level : 7

Availability
  • Thurso
  • Halkirk
Start Annually in September

Duration One year

Career HND Equine Studies

Curriculum areas
Landbased

Equestrian

Course summary A full time course based The North Highland College equestrian centre in Halkirk, on the outskirts of Thurso.

Course description
Who can join?
If you hold the BHS Stage II or equivalent (such as Pony Club B Test) or you have gained the National Certificate Equestrian Skills and Business Studies, you are welcome to apply. Mature students are also welcome and will be considered on individual merit.
How do I attend?
This is full time course is held over one academic year, commencing late August/early September.

What will I study?
The course enables our students to work with a range of horses to a high standard, with the study of business management subjects an important element of the teaching programme.

Based at the Equestrian Centre in Achavrole, Halkirk, its excellent facilities are designed to enhance your horse skills. There are many opportunities to take part in local competitions and in addition students will be prepared for and encouraged to sit BHS exams.

Rotational weekend work from November - March is a necessary requirement of the course. This would normally be one week in four.

The course is available on an flexible learning basis, see entry Equine Skills HN Units.

What could I do next?
You could progress to the full-time Higher National Diploma course, or choose from a range of job opportunities in the horse and leisure industries both at home and abroad.

How do I join?
If you need more information before completing the form, contact Admissions.

Equine Studies Higher National Certificate

Price on request