Part time British Horse Society Stage 1 EQ043

British Horse Society Stage 1 EQ043
QualificationBritish Horse Society Stage 1
Qualification Level
Level : 1
What do these levels mean?

Duration :1 evening per week for 9 weeks

Times :9 x Wednesday
Riding session 6.00 pm ' 7.00 pm
Lecture session 7.30 pm ' 9.00 pm

Dates :2 courses:
16.09.09 ' 2.12.09
21.04.10 ' 16.06.10

Run by : Equine Studies Department.
Tutor : Tamzen Franklin

Awarding Body
Equestrian Qualifications Ltd

Is it right for me?
Our British Horse Society Stage 1 stable management training programme gives you a thorough understanding of the basic principles of horse care. It is ideal for those wishing to become professional equestrians, preparing them for working in the equine industry. It is also excellent for those who just want to gain a better understanding of horse care and improve their practical horsemanship skills.

British Horse Society Stage 1 riding training programme. This part of the training programme may be taken with the stable management or separately. It is aimed at improving your skills at a basic level, ensuring a good foundation for future progress.

What qualifications will I need?
Riding ' learners must be able to walk, trot and canter unassisted and be able to walk and trot without stirrups. Minimum age 14 yrs. We have a weight limit of 13.5Stones
Stable Management ' enthusiasm to learn.

What will I be learning about?
Riding:

• Working to improve balance and security
• Mounting, dismounting and checking tack
• Working both with and without stirrups
• Developing the jumping position
• Working over trot poles

Stable Management:

• Horse behaviour
• Basic grass care
• Watering and feeding
• Foot and shoeing
• Grooming
• Clothing
• Saddlery
• Anatomy and handling
• Horse health

Where will it take me?
Progression onto Stage 2

What materials are required?
Correct smart clothing ' jodhpurs, boots, current standard hat, gloves, short whip. Hairnet for long hair.

What is next?
BHS Stage 2

How will I be assessed?
There is an opportunity to take a mock exam. Entry to BHS exams should be directly to the British Horse Society
How much will it cost?
Per weekly session: Lecture £20 + Riding £22

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