At a Glance
- Tasks: Care for horses and support therapeutic activities at our equestrian centre.
- Company: A welcoming therapeutic equestrian centre focused on horse welfare and positive relationships.
- Benefits: Flexible hours, hands-on experience, and the chance to make a difference.
- Other info: Great opportunity for personal growth in a supportive environment.
- Why this job: Join a passionate team and help others through the power of horses.
- Qualifications: Experience with horses and a willingness to learn more about equine care.
The predicted salary is between 19350 - 23650 £ per year.
Equestrian Centre Assistant / Groom – Therapeutic Equestrian Centre
Part-time | Pay and hours to be agreed
We are looking for a kind, capable and enthusiastic equine professional to help care for our horses and support the daily running of our therapeutic equestrian centre.
Our approach is horse-centred and person-centred.
We value considerate horsemanship, excellent welfare and positive relationships, helping people enjoy the benefits of spending time with horses.
JOB PURPOSE
Assist with daily horse and animal care, yard operations and horse exercise and training.
Support therapeutic activities, riding lessons, trail rides, Pony Club and camps as required.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Carry out daily yard duties and provide attentive care for our horses and other animals.
- Help maintain a safe, welcoming environment, with equal concern for participants and horses.
- Assist with horse exercise and training using our horse-centred approach, within your competence.
- Support riding and therapeutic horsemanship sessions for participants.
- Assist with Pony Club activities, retreats and Horse Boy camps when required.
- Work positively with colleagues and support volunteers where appropriate.
- Participate in staff meetings and fundraising activities as required.
- Follow our values, policies and safeguarding procedures.
ESSENTIAL ATTRIBUTES
Professional experience of caring for or training in working with horses. An equine or animal care qualification, or willingness to work towards one within the role.
Kind, considerate horse-handling skills; patience; enthusiasm; clear communication; good organisation; and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
A perceptive, responsive approach and genuine interest in therapeutic horsemanship and developing your skills.
Therapeutic Centre Assistant employer: Equine Learning Cic
Equine Learning Cic provides a supportive and nurturing environment for employees, emphasizing personal development and the welfare of both learners and horses. The organization focuses on building positive relationships and offers opportunities for professional growth in equine education.
