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BHS Examinations are internationally recognised qualifications.
There are a number of BHS examinations and qualifications you could work for depending upon whether you have professional or recreational aspirations.
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| BHS Stage Examinations are vocational exams designed for and aimed at, persons wishing to either pursue teaching as a career or who simply wish to explore the extent of their equestrian knowledge. The Stage 1 examination is the first qualification a candidate can achieve and the depth of knowledge and riding requirements progressively increases up to Stage 4. There are also Teaching qualifications that can be taken.Higher Level BHS qualifications are also available. |
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| NVQs and SVQs are another form of qualification offered through the BHS. These qualifications are completely different from obtaining a BHS exam, which you apply to take on a specific date and on the day you either pass or fail. With NVQs and SVQs you are assessed on a continuous basis whilst at your place of work. |
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| The Horse Owners Certificates: The Horse Owners Certificate is offered to all persons who are interested in expanding their knowledge of horse care and management. The Horse Owners Certificate is offered at four levels and achieved through a short course and written paper. |
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| The Training Department: BHS Training works in conjunction with the Examinations Department. BHS Training provides conventions for Registered Instructors specialist Equine Specific First Aid courses and training days for BHS exams. |
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| Click on the headings above for up to date information from the British Horse Society National Website |
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