Responsible for daily horse care and supporting our team of instructors; this will include exercising our riding school and livery horses and ponies.
To apply for the role please send your CV to tim@brc.uk.com
As a BHS Where to Train Centre, BRC take your development seriously and will support you financially with exams and ensure you get the training you need.
You will receive a competitive salary based on your experience and qualifications, 28 days paid holiday (full-time) and support with your on-going development.
We are looking for a full-time (5 days) or part-time (Minimum 3 days) equine groom to join our yard.
About the job:
You will be responsible for the daily horse and yard care, this includes but not limited to
– Mucking out, skipping & paddock cleaning
– Tacking up
– Tack cleaning
– Turning out
– Medical treatments/recovery
– Supporting vet & farrier
– Clipping & trimming
– Tidying/maintaining yard
– Lunging
– Riding (preferred but not required) – exercising/schooling all our riding school and livery horses and ponies
About you:
– Able to work as a team and individually
– Self-motivated
– At least 1 years’ experience of working with horses/livestock
– Equine qualifications – preferred but not required
– Valid UK Driver’s License – preferred but not required
You must have the right to work in the UK, as we are unable to sponsor work permits or visa for this role
To apply for the role please send your CV to tim@brc.uk.com
On-site accommodation is available for full-time position. Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate your own horse or pets, however we have many DIY/Part Liveries nearby that our staff use.
Our working hours (Flexible for Part-time positions):
Monday to Friday: 7:30am – 6:00pm (30 minute breakfast break & 2 hour lunch)
Saturday to Sunday – 7:00am to 5:00pm (30 minute breakfast break & 1 hour lunch)
Confident, enthusiastic individual who enjoys teaching a variety of clients from children to adults, groups and privates from beginners to advanced
To apply for the role please send your CV to tim@brc.uk.com
As a BHS Where to Train Centre, BRC take your development seriously and will support you financially with exams and ensure you get the training you need.
You will receive a competitive salary based on your experience and qualifications, 28 days paid holiday (full-time) and support with your on-going development.
About the job:
Full-time (5 days) or part-time (Minimum 3 days) position – including one weekend day
Teaching: Your main role will be teaching a variety of clients from children aged 4 to adults; you will teach scheduled private, semi-private, groups and activity lessons. (Types of lessons – Flat, Jump, Stable Management, Pony Club, XC – depending on qualifications)
Yard work: Morning & day mucking out, tacking up and supporting the grooms with daily yard activities when not giving lessons
Riding: Exercising and schooling riding school and livery horses/ponies, youngsters, horses/ponies coming back into work and competition horses
About you:
Must be have Equine Teaching Qualification – minimum BHS Stage 2 Teach (or equivalent)
Able to work in a team and individually on a yard
Valid UK Driver’s License (Preferred but not required)
You must have the right to work in the UK, as we are unable to sponsor work permits or visa for this role
To apply for the role please send your CV to tim@brc.uk.com
Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate your own horse or pets, however we have many DIY/Part Liveries nearby that our staff use. You must have the right to work in the UK, as we are unable to sponsor work permits or visa for this role.
Our Working hours (Flexible for part time position):
Monday to Friday: 7:30am – 6:00pm (30 minute breakfast break & 2 hour lunch)
Saturday to Sunday – 7:00am to 5:00pm (30 minute breakfast break & 1 hour lunch)
MOREFill out your details and send them to us, and we’ll keep you on file and contact you should a job come up that requires your skillset.
CONTACT USWe are a BHS approved Where to Train Centre and Rosie is qualified to deliver BHS training and NVQ training. Over the years we have helped employees get their BHS qualification from Stage I to BHSI.
We frequently work with staff who have a good level of qualification but want to go to the next step, whether it be BHSAI, BHSII or BHSI. To help our staff get there we offer subsidised training (normally the Centre will pay 50% of fees), and bring in outside instructors to help.
We also can help staff achieve apprenticeship qualifications:
Child protection and first aid courses are delivered regionally in co-ordination with the BHS.
Many employees have moved on to important roles in the horse world both in the UK and abroad having been trained at the Berkshire Riding Centre Ltd.
We offer 12 month apprenticeships leading to stage 2 NVQ qualifications. If you are interested in this contact us.