Overview
Qualification
Course Content
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This apprenticeship follows a ‘core and options’ approach, allowing the flexibility to learn core subjects and then specialise.
We offer the following pathways to choose from; breeding, driving, racing, riding or non-riding.
The apprenticeship consists of 12 months to complete practical work with an additional three months to complete the End Point Assessment.
Entry Requirements
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GCSE grade 2 or E in maths and English or level 1 functional skills in maths and English. Employers may stipulate additional eligibility requirements.
Entry is subject to a successful interview and you will undertake an initial assessment in maths and English regardless of previous qualifications.
You must be working under a suitable and relevant contract of employment for a minimum of 30 hours a week.
Next Steps
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You will have the opportunity to progress on to a higher level apprenticeship standard or to continue working within the industry.
Career Opportunities
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Equine groom, Stud assistant, Trek assistant.
Dates & Fees
Dates & Times
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Attendance
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Full-Time |
Timetable
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Course Fees
There are no course fees for eligible students. Students will also earn a full-time wage while they are working for their apprenticeship employer.
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Materials Required
You will need access to a PC/laptop to develop your e-portfolio.
You may be required to purchase PPE and/or tools to use at work.
What's next?
Is this course for you? Go ahead and book online now. If you'd like more information we are happy to answer any questions.
