Instructor needed in Mechanicsville

[persimmoncf]

Persimmon Creek Farm is in need of a traveling instructor to do beginner and intermediate hunter/jumper. Weekly private and group lessons. Please call 301-672-4636

[lovemyber135]

Originally Posted by persimmoncf

Persimmon Creek Farm is in need of a traveling instructor to do beginner and intermediate hunter/jumper. Weekly private and group lessons. Please call 301-672-4636

PM me...i do taveling lessons...or call 3017520441 my name is nikki

[sb624]

Originally Posted by lovemyber135

PM me...i do taveling lessons...or call 3017520441 my name is nikki

Im sure they are looking for a licensed/qualified instructor-- most legit farms require that for insurance purposes.

[huntr1]

Originally Posted by sb624

Im sure they are looking for a licensed/qualified instructor-- most legit farms require that for insurance purposes.

So are you saying that lovemyber135 is neither insured nor qualified to be an instructior? 'Cause that's the way your post came across.

[DQ2B]

Originally Posted by sb624

Im sure they are looking for a licensed/qualified instructor-- most legit farms require that for insurance purposes.

The United States does not have license requirements for instructors though some associations provide certification. Massachusettes is the only state I am aware of that requires instructors to obtain a state license.

[sb624]

Originally Posted by huntr1

So are you saying that lovemyber135 is neither insured nor qualified to be an instructior? 'Cause that's the way your post came across.

from previous posts she does not come across that way- she have alot of knowledge, but any instructor i have ever ridden under has had qualifications/certificates/licenses.

[sb624]

Originally Posted by DQ2B

The United States does not have license requirements for instructors though some associations provide certification. Massachusettes is the only state I am aware of that requires instructors to obtain a state license.

i never stated they did- but i wouldnt want to take lessons from someone who is not licensed, and if i had an established farm like persimmon creek i wouldnt want some random person coming in trying to teach.

[sb624]

Originally Posted by DQ2B

The United States does not have license requirements for instructors though some associations provide certification. Massachusettes is the only state I am aware of that requires instructors to obtain a state license.

and like i said, its usually for INSURANCE purposes. A qualified trainer who is traveling usually has liability insurance- thats moreso what I was referring to.

[huntr1]

Originally Posted by sb624

from previous posts she does not come across that way- she have alot of knowledge, but any instructor i have ever ridden under has had qualifications/certificates/licenses.

So you don't know, you just choose to slam her. Got it.

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