Education
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BHS Career Pathways
Whatever your career aspirations - caring for horses, riding professionally or coaching the next generation
- there’s a BHS Career Pathway for you. We offer bespoke, tailored training for Stages 1 to 4.
Intensive, residential training options are available. Regular, small model examinations are held on site.
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BHS Challenge Awards
The challenge awards are designed for horse owners, loaners, recreational riders and anyone else who wants
to learn more about horses and develop their skills for personal achievement.
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BHS Changing Lives Through Horses
Changing Lives through Horses aims to improve the lives of young people who, for various reasons,
may need additional support, are disengaged, or disadvantaged, or at risk of becoming excluded from education.
Using horses as the inspiration for change, the programme provides an alternative and complementary
learning environment to mainstream education. The skills developed through the programme meet the
requirements of ongoing education and training, employers and participants.
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Modern Aprenticeship
Our apprenticeship scheme opperates within the framework of the government training program.
As well as gaining valuable hands on experience of working on a busy equestrian yard you will also receive
formal training leading to a NVQ qualification, Functional Skills and BHS Professional Pathway assessments.
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Side Saddle Association Grade Training
We are a training and examination centre for the Side Saddle Association.
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Regular training sessions are normally 1.5 hours, consisting of half equitation and half theory/practial lecture.
Individual training packages can be designed to suit your needs, time allocation and budget. We prode ourselves on having a very
flexible approach which has ensured the sucess of hunderds of students over recent years.
The training programmes are organised by Fiona, bringing to it her expertise from heading the
Equestrian Departments at Craven College, Skipton and Abingdon & Witney College, Oxfordshire
and supported by Anne who is an international assessor for the ABRS.
For further information contact Fiona.