Senior Groom Apprentice - Livery Yard (Riding Potential)

Senior Groom Apprentice - Livery Yard (Riding Potential)

Full-Time 16640 - 16640 £ / year (est.) No working from home possible
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Care for horses, manage the yard, and interact with clients while learning on the job.
  • Company: Ponds Equestrian, a vibrant livery yard in beautiful Surrey.
  • Benefits: Full-time training, competitive salary, and hands-on experience in equestrian care.
  • Other info: Exciting opportunity for career growth in the equestrian industry.
  • Why this job: Join a passionate team and develop your skills in a dynamic equestrian environment.
  • Qualifications: Experience with horses and reliable transport required; riding potential for the right candidate.

The predicted salary is between 16640 - 16640 £ per year.

Ponds Equestrian in Surrey is seeking an experienced groom to join our 50-box livery yard.

Level 3 Senior Groom Apprentice - Livery role offers full-time apprentice training with Haddon Training and a starting salary of £16,640 in the first year.

Responsibilities include mucking out, turnout, feeding, hay nets, horse walker, tack, and yard management with client interactions; potential riding duties for the right candidate.

Applicants must have reliable transport; no accommodation provided.

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Senior Groom Apprentice - Livery Yard (Riding Potential) employer: British Grooms Association

Ed Dunlop Racing is an exceptional employer that values teamwork and leadership, offering a unique opportunity to work closely with horses and a dedicated team in the thrilling world of racing. With a supportive work culture, competitive benefits, and opportunities for personal growth, employees can thrive both professionally and personally while enjoying the excitement of travelling to races across the UK and abroad.

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Contact Details:

British Grooms Association Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Senior Groom Apprentice - Livery Yard (Riding Potential)

Horse Care
Yard Management
Mucking Out
Feeding
Turnout
Tack Management
Client Interaction