Level 3 BTEC Subsidiary Diploma Horse Management

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The College offers opportunity to study at level 3 (A level equivalent) for students who wish to develop a comprehensive understanding of animal and equine science in relation to equine management - encompassing practical techniques, academic knowledge and technical skills. It is a popular option for both school leavers and successful Level 2 Diploma students. This course offers students either a direct route into industry in a practical setting or a valid route into higher education with the opportunity to achieve a maximum of 360 UCAS points on completion with a distinction profile. The course incorporates a mix of practicals, classroom lectures, industry visits and case study exercises. The Equitation option allows students to develop their riding and training ability both in the saddle and from the ground. This route is practically demanding and we require students to be riding at BHS Stage 2 level for entry which would be assessed and discussed at the formal interview stage. The Breeding option allows students to become familiar with Stud Management practice and theory and the process of breeding, backing and training horses. Students gain experience within a commercial equine stud, handling stallions and mares and a full spectrum of youngstock. Equine breeding is large sector within the equine industry and this route gives students vital additional experience within a commercial establishment of this kind. Myerscough has some of the best teaching and event facilities in the UK. Students completing this two year course will be well equipped to succeed in the equine world. For learners with 4 GCSEs including English Language at Grade C, the Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma has 6 units (60 Credits) of study and makes up the first year of the Level 3 Diploma qualification, 12 units (120 Credits) for learners that wish to study for 1 or 2 years. Students wishing to do the Level 3 Diploma over 2 years must have 4 GCSEs at Grade C or above including English Language and Ma

Course information

Name: Level 3 BTEC Subsidiary Diploma Horse Management Qualification title: Subsidiary Diploma in Horse Management (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment Assessments will include assignments, presentations and reports. There are no formal examinations on the Level 3 BTEC Diplomas. Awarding Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL) Created 20151209 16:14:14 Updated 20151209 16:14:14

Entry requirements

Black or blue plain jodhpurs, dark coloured College sweatshirt, long boots or jodhpur boots with heel and smooth sole, gloves, grooming kit. Approved hat BHS standard PAS 015 or BSEN1384 (3-point harness hats not accepted). Wellingtons or strong boots for yard work. No suede chaps, only leather gaiters permitted with jodhpur boots. Body protector - Level 4/5 for pole and jumping work. Equipment required Black or blue plain jodhpurs, dark coloured College sweatshirt, long boots or jodhpur boots with heel and smooth sole, gloves, grooming kit. Approved hat BHS standard PAS 015 or BSEN1384 (3-point harness hats not accepted). Wellingtons or strong boots for yard work. No suede chaps, only leather gaiters permitted with jodhpur boots. Body protector - Level 4/5 for pole and jumping work.

Provider

Myerscough College
Further Education
enquiries@myerscough.ac.uk
01995 642222
http://www.myerscough.ac.uk

Address

Myerscough College
St Michaels Road Town: Preston County:Lancashire