Part-Time FdSc EQUINE MANAGEMENT
Foundation degree
In Kent
Description
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Type
Foundation degree
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Location
Kent
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Duration
2 Years
Enabling students to gain a solid understanding of the equine industry in a vocational way, this programme is divided between the classroom, practical sessions, visits and lecture demonstrations. You will be given the necessary management skills for a career within the equine industry and, by the end of the programme, be particularly suited to work in the competition horse industry as either a.
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About this course
80 UCAS points: 1 A level at Grade C or above or National Diploma at PPM or equivalent supported by GCSEs.
Additional Experience
Life experiences are taken into account when considering applications.
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Course programme
Enabling students to gain a solid understanding of the equine industry in a vocational way, this programme is divided between the classroom, practical sessions, visits and lecture demonstrations. You will be given the necessary management skills for a career within the equine industry and, by the end of the programme, be particularly suited to work in the competition horse industry as either a coach, trainer, rider, stable manager, centre manager or events co-ordinator. This programme can be structured to your individual experiences.
UCAS Course Code: NDF4 H FdSc/LLEM
Entry Requirements
80 UCAS points: 1 A level at Grade C or above or National Diploma at PPM or equivalent supported by GCSEs.
Additional Experience
Life experiences are taken into account when considering applications.
Location
Hadlow
Course Duration
Full time: 2 years, 2-3 days per week plus work experience. Part-time: 3 years, 1-2 days per week plus work experience.
Course Content
Year 1
- Horse mastership and equitation
- Stud practice
- Grassland and soils management
- Training young horses
- Equine science
- Land use practices (business management)
- Work experience/land-based study
Year 2
- Horse mastership and equitation
- Equine resource planning (business management)
- Estate management (business management)
- Introduction to research skills
- Work experience/project
A choice of:
- Horse breeding management
- Coaching skills
- Advanced equitation
- Stresses in the sports horse
The work based learning modules are a key feature of this course.. You will be expected to complete a work based project which occurs over an eight week period at the end of the academic session. You will be supported in finding an appropriate placement and your progress within a working environment monitored.
Assessment Method
Coursework (written assignments, projects and presentations) as well as end of year examinations.
Progression Routes
Successful students can enhance their skills and progress onto the BSc (Hons) Equine Management programme. Graduates will also be fully prepared for managerial and technical positions within the equine industry.
Specialist Equipment Needed
BSI approved riding hat, boots, jodhpurs, whip and grooming kit.
Part-Time FdSc EQUINE MANAGEMENT