Instructor needed in Mechanicsville

[Duckz]

Wow, well said Devine and Phyx! Some places do require certification, you see it a lot at summer camps and such. I'm actually put off when someone advertises themselves as a certified like it's a big deal. I prefer to see a list of your accomplishments as a rider as well as your students' accomplishments, who you've trained with, etc. Also, reputation is huge in the horse world. Don't go around claiming to have worked with a Big Name Trainer when, in fact, you rode in a clinic with them once or you mucked their stalls for a week That kind of thing will come back and bite you.

 

[GallopNTec]

Wow, well said Devine and Phyx! Some places do require certification, you see it a lot at summer camps and such. I'm actually put off when someone advertises themselves as a certified like it's a big deal. I prefer to see a list of your accomplishments as a rider as well as your students' accomplishments, who you've trained with, etc. Also, reputation is huge in the horse world. Don't go around claiming to have worked with a Big Name Trainer when, in fact, you rode in a clinic with them once or you mucked their stalls for a week That kind of thing will come back and bite you.

 

[devinej]

agreed with phyxius and duckz!

 

[HeavyChevy75]

Wow, well said Devine and Phyx! Some places do require certification, you see it a lot at summer camps and such. I'm actually put off when someone advertises themselves as a certified like it's a big deal. I prefer to see a list of your accomplishments as a rider as well as your students' accomplishments, who you've trained with, etc. Also, reputation is huge in the horse world. Don't go around claiming to have worked with a Big Name Trainer when, in fact, you rode in a clinic with them once or you mucked their stalls for a week That kind of thing will come back and bite you.

 

[fredsaid2]

Wow, well said Devine and Phyx! Some places do require certification, you see it a lot at summer camps and such. I'm actually put off when someone advertises themselves as a certified like it's a big deal. I prefer to see a list of your accomplishments as a rider as well as your students' accomplishments, who you've trained with, etc. Also, reputation is huge in the horse world. Don't go around claiming to have worked with a Big Name Trainer when, in fact, you rode in a clinic with them once or you mucked their stalls for a week That kind of thing will come back and bite you.

Does it count if you read their book?? :shrug:

 

[2baymares]

Does it count if you read their book?? :shrug: