Teaching without BHS stages?

[HayleyUK]

Is this possible?

I just saw an advert on a site for a riding school looking for riding instructors. It stated they needed to have experience of teaching all ages but BHS stages not ness.

I was under the impression you had to have them to teach?

/confused!

 

[pixie]

no, you don't need to have them to teach.

 

[Folara]

No you dont need them. I always think that experience far outweighs qualifications anyway. Not sure if the insurance would be cheaper tho if you did have them.

 

[Mbronze]

My instructor isn't BHS qualified, but definetley experienced. Value her opinion far above any other BHS qualified instructors. Shes done alot for me and my horses in the past.

 

[Forget_Me_Not]

no but i'm guessing the qualified will get job over unqualified and pay probs effected. My trainer isn't BSJA Qualifed just a life time of producing, competing etc etc to a very high level so thats the difference between riding school and freelance.

 

[eventing_chick]

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Is this possible?

I just saw an advert on a site for a riding school looking for riding instructors. It stated they needed to have experience of teaching all ages but BHS stages not ness.

I was under the impression you had to have them to teach?

/confused!

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No you don't need them although i have my stages don't have AI but the insurance isn,t cheep!. You really need to insure yourself properly.