ridingsafely
Well-Known Member
Okay, the advertising blurb about the offer is below.
Join the latest EQUI STUDY Safety with Horses Campaign and not only MAKE your yard a safer place for people and horses, but ACHIEVE a national award, RECEIVE a FREE ticket to a top equestrian event and MEET one of our top riders.
Complete the EQUI STUDY Safety with Horseshome/stable study course successfully and you will receive a FREE ticket to one of four top equestrian events including Olympia, Badminton, Burghley and Horse of the Year Show. You will also have the opportunity to meet a leading rider, learn about top level competition and ask questions about show jumping or eventing.
Further information from:
http://www.warkscol.ac.uk/CMS/Content/Pu...Opportunity.pdf
Id just like to add that this course is ace. Snap it up - particularly with the current offer! I work as a full time safety professional (dont yawn yet...) and first saw it about four years ago. I was gobsmacked at how good it is. I come across many organisations trying to sell safety training across a whole range of industries. Sadly a lot of it is dull and uninspiring although it generally does the job. This course is different and the model could be used across many industries - its that good. The great thing about it is that you can do it at your yard - when it suits you. Its a well balanced blend of theoretical and practical training supported by really good course materials. It leads to a nationally accredited qualification. Whats more its heavily subsidised and costs only £40 to sign up the cost includes all course materials and examination fees. The course also has endorsement from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Before youre wondering, no I dont work for Equi Study. No Im not being paid to write this. This is an independent and impartial review. I just hope that more people do get on the course its a hidden gem.
Please do remember that being well informed and effectively trained when around horses is so important it can save a life, or a lifetime of incapacity.
HSE information:
http://www.hse.gov.uk/agriculture/horseriding.htm
Join the latest EQUI STUDY Safety with Horses Campaign and not only MAKE your yard a safer place for people and horses, but ACHIEVE a national award, RECEIVE a FREE ticket to a top equestrian event and MEET one of our top riders.
Complete the EQUI STUDY Safety with Horseshome/stable study course successfully and you will receive a FREE ticket to one of four top equestrian events including Olympia, Badminton, Burghley and Horse of the Year Show. You will also have the opportunity to meet a leading rider, learn about top level competition and ask questions about show jumping or eventing.
Further information from:
http://www.warkscol.ac.uk/CMS/Content/Pu...Opportunity.pdf
Id just like to add that this course is ace. Snap it up - particularly with the current offer! I work as a full time safety professional (dont yawn yet...) and first saw it about four years ago. I was gobsmacked at how good it is. I come across many organisations trying to sell safety training across a whole range of industries. Sadly a lot of it is dull and uninspiring although it generally does the job. This course is different and the model could be used across many industries - its that good. The great thing about it is that you can do it at your yard - when it suits you. Its a well balanced blend of theoretical and practical training supported by really good course materials. It leads to a nationally accredited qualification. Whats more its heavily subsidised and costs only £40 to sign up the cost includes all course materials and examination fees. The course also has endorsement from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Before youre wondering, no I dont work for Equi Study. No Im not being paid to write this. This is an independent and impartial review. I just hope that more people do get on the course its a hidden gem.
Please do remember that being well informed and effectively trained when around horses is so important it can save a life, or a lifetime of incapacity.
HSE information:
http://www.hse.gov.uk/agriculture/horseriding.htm