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A lot of time the best way to learn about horsemanship is through simply watching. Observe horses and observe horse people. Watch what other riders and trainers do, then see if you are capable of emulating what they do. Posture, timing of corrections and asks.

One- and two-year certificate programs are also available in colt starting, fundamental horse training and advanced horsemanship.

PATH Intl. certifies professionals ing to a set of field-tested standards to ensure the highest levels of safety, ethics and effectiveness in the industry. Certification candidates must complete relevant education and pass both written and practical exams to become certified to deliver equine-assisted services.

CHA stands for Certified Horsemanship Association. All of Cannon Equine instructors are certified CHA instructors and utilize guidelines set by CHA as well as educational books for each level of riding for our students.

To become a licensed Riding Instructor you must pass the Safety and Basic Knowledge exam and either be qualified as a riding instructor through a recognized governing authority or similar approved certifying entity, or have successfully completed an apprentice program of at least six months and that includes 60 hours ...

The certification process includes teaching at least four practice lessons/skills, a riding evaluation, and a written test. Participants are evaluated on safety, horsemanship and camping skills, environmental issues and trail ethics, guiding and teaching skills, group control and professionalism.

Accreditation is a voluntary, nongovernmental process that includes a rigorous external review of a college or university's ability to provide the highest quality programs.