T-level Foundation Year in Equine

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We are exploring exciting new curriculum developments in equine study to ensure that it aligns with the latest skills need and industry requirements. As a college we want to ensure that we are offering a qualification that offers the most relevant and up to date information with appropriate advice and guidance for progression therefore this course offer under review and may change.

What will I study in T-level Foundation Year in Equine?

Entry Requirements

At least three GCSEs at Grade 3 or higher. Having experience with horses is beneficial.

How will I learn?

How will I be assessed?

Any trips?

We go on a number of trips. Examples of which are:

- Cheltenham races

- Horse of the Year Show

- The London Horse Show (Olympia).

- Badminton

- Lambourn

Are there any costs involved?

You should expect some small costs for course booklets and stationary.

Some trips will have a cost attached to them but where they do, they are optional.

FAQs

How will I get to the yard?

You will arrive at College via your usual transport and then you will be taken free of charge to the yard via minibus.

Will I need any equipment?

You will need to supply pens, paper and a usb stick.

You will also need to have weather appropriate clothing as we work out on the yard regardless of the weather.

You will also need some PPE - appropriate yard boots, Wellingtons will suffice, and a riding Hat that is up to British Safety Standards and a pair of gloves.

Will I be able to progress onto the level 3 course?

You will be able to access the level 3 course if you meet the entry requirements after completion of your level 2 provision.

Do I need previous horse experience?

Whilst having previous experience will be useful it is not necessary. However, you should have a strong interest in horses and the equine industry.

Do I need to have my own horse?

No. Some learners may have their own horse but many others will not.

Are there horses on college site?

Cirencester College does not have horses on site here in Cirencester, but they have sole use of a professional yard owned by one of the lecturers about 20 minutes from Cirencester.