Intermediate Apprenticeship in Work-based Horse Care: Site Broomfield Hall

Course Content: You must complete seven mandatory units, an additional five units and a further three riding or five optional units depending on the career path you choose. Your mandatory units are: Clean and maintain stables Provide feed and water to horses Carry out routine care and monitor the health and well-being of horses Restrain horses using specified methods Monitor and maintain health and safety Maintain and develop personal performance Establish and maintain effective working relationships with others Five additional units are: Fit and remove clothing Fit and remove tack Grooming for appearance Lunging Load and unload horses Riding pathway units are: Ride on the flat Ride over fences Ride on the road or in the open Career pathway units: you are able to choose a further five units from an additional 30 optional units. The Learner Guide and Logbooks provide a full overview of the syllabus: City & Guilds NPTC Level 2 Diploma in Work-based Horse Care (QCF). How will I be assessed? Training is largely work-based with on-going practical assessments undertaken in your workplace. You will keep a portfolio of evidence of your practical ability and theoretical understanding. Assessment is through practical observation in the workplace and at College, written questions, witness statements and photographic or/and video evidence which can be used. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? College requirements are: steel toe-cap boots, correct standard riding hat, gloves, schooling and jumping whip and a body protector. What can I do after this course? Further study You can progress to the next level apprenticeship or to further industry qualifications. Careers You can advance your career in full–time employment in an equine yard.