Apprenticeship · Level 2
TL;DR
Key Takeaways
- Undertake a Level 1 Diploma and a Level 2 Equine Groom Apprenticeship.
- The course is for 16-24 year olds and includes a residential component.
- No experience or academic qualifications are necessary.
- Upon completion of the Level 1 Diploma, you will be placed in a full-time paid job in a horse racing yard to complete your apprenticeship.
About the Role
This Foundation Course is the ideal place to start your career in racing. Whether you have some experience of riding and horses, or are a complete beginner, the British Racing School’s Foundation Course is the perfect stepping-stone to turn your passion for horses into a rewarding career.
The course is for 16-24 year olds and is split into two parts:
- Level 1 Diploma: A residential course taking place at the British Racing School. It lasts for up to 18 weeks, depending on experience, though you may be assessed as being able to move onto the Level 2 Apprenticeship sooner.
- Level 2 Equine Groom Apprenticeship: We will find you a full-time paid job working in a horse racing yard where you can continue your training and begin the apprenticeship, fully supported by The British Racing School.
Entry Requirements
- No experience necessary.
- No academic qualifications needed – we will help you gain your English and Maths GCSEs if necessary.
- We do have a weight limit of 11 stone / 69kg for the Foundation Course (If you are over 5’11 and weigh more than 11 stone, please get in touch to discuss options).
- You’ll need to be hard-working, enthusiastic, love horses and keen to work in the racing industry.
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About The British Racing School
The British Racing School (BRS) is a leading institution dedicated to providing world-class training and education for the horse racing industry.
BRS Education Ltd, registered in England and Wales Company No. 08903538, Registered Charity No. 1161555.
Address: The British Racing School, Snailwell Road, Newmarket, Cambridgeshire, CB8 7NU
Media enquiries: 01638 501820 marketing@brs.org.uk
