We offer day release and half day release training courses which cover a period of 15 weeks.

Courses start the first week of January, Mid April and first week in September, however students may join the course at any time and complete their fifteen week cycle in order to cover the entire syllabus.
During each fifteen week course we cover every aspect of the relevant examination, lectures and practical sessions are supported by student handouts, the aim being to familiarise students with the requirements of the BHS system.
These training courses are designed to support existing work experience and academic study, attending a day release course alone is insufficient experience with which to gain certification.
Students with sufficient practical experience and some commitment to study will be able to use the course to prepare for examination.
Students with limited access to practical application may benefit from completing the course twice at any level.
It is not a requirement of attending the course that students sit the examination, neither does attending the course guarantee a place in an examination.

Applications to take the exam must be made to the British Horse Society.

If you pay for 8 weeks in advance you will receive a 10% discount

Training Mornings will cover one riding session, (R) one practical session (P) and one theory session.(T)

Each riding session will cover general equitation as applicable to the level, with specific input on the subject noted.

Teaching training  will cover practical teaching and theory sessions.