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Equine Employers


apprenticeships can make you more effective

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Equine Employers


apprenticeships can make you more effective

Supporting businesses

At Equestrian Training Ltd, we have a long and proud history of working with equine businesses and industry to help meet skills and workforce development needs.

Whether you want to recruit an Apprentice, or your workforce has training needs then we can help.

For assistance with recruiting an apprentice, please complete the employer vacancy form by going to this link: https://d7fvfmqz8as.typeform.com/to/pIy9l6K9


Our support for business includes:

  • Support with recruiting apprentices, including support with the apprenticeship service account.

  • The delivery of apprenticeship training programmes and pathways to meet your business requirements.

  • Training for staff, including recognised industry qualifications and bespoke training to meet your business needs.

  • A range of short courses, including those delivered in partnership with our approved training locations, to provide the very best in training, combining the great facilities and technical expertise across the range of training locations to help your business develop and grow.

  • Online training sessions to improve the accessibility, frequency and efficiency of staff training in a busy environment.

Our service includes:

  • Highly qualified staff with specialist knowledge and a wealth of industry experience

  • Access to a range of quality training provision and resources with bespoke learning programmes to meet your business needs.

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Apprenticeship Curriculum Intent


Apprenticeship Curriculum Intent


At present, the equine groom and senior equine groom apprenticeship are the only standards we deliver. It is specialist and applies to a ‘niche’ sector.

All our learners are employed in specific roles within the equine sector. Most equine employers are non-levy micro-businesses and have a younger workforce.

Our delivery team and leaders all have extensive experience working in the industry, in various roles, and understand the practical workplace and employability requirements for equine employees

The equine apprenticeship feeds into specific workforce development priorities identified within the rural sector, including improving employability skills, developing digital skills, meet changing needs and demands of employers and supporting progression within the workplace.

We have a strong employer engagement through our integration within the industry, weekly online training sessions, monthly workplace visits, progress reviews, sharing of policies and training plans.

Training Advisors are well qualified, experienced, and appropriately trained to carry out their roles and they always strive to put the learner at the heart of the learning environment.

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The Employer Role


The Employer Role


1. As the employer, you are expected to give your apprentices an induction and provide on-the-job training. You are also responsible for paying your apprentices' wages and providing a safe and healthy environment in which to work.

2. You must sign an Employment Contract with them agreeing the normal terms and conditions for employees (specifying holidays, sickness, notice periods etc).

3. We work closely with apprentice employers to ensure training needs are met and the apprentices are supported at all times.

4. We endeavour to formulate a training plan which fits in with the workplace and takes advantage of busy periods where a lot of evidence and experience can be gathered for the apprentices' portfolios without disrupting the daily routine.

Apprenticeship Information for EmployerS

Find out more from
www.apprenticeships.gov.uk

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Equestrian Training's Role


Equestrian Training's Role


From the beginning we will guide, advise and support you on recruiting and employing an apprentice.

Once you have selected an apprentice, a senior team member will arrange to meet you both at your location. A parent/ guardian may also be present at this initial meeting, during which we ensure everyone understands what is involved in the apprenticeship.

Your apprentice will be assigned a qualified work-based training advisor who will support and guide you both through the qualification framework. We are always contactable and endeavour to be as flexible as possible with regular visits to site.