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Skills training and education can help you meet the challenges of the industry today. With the right skills, you can improve your performance, employability and prospects.

 

The new Animal Welfare Act will require higher professional standards and the development of integrated CPD across all practitioners in the equine industry.


At Lantra, we can make a real difference because we understand the issues that face equestrians. By identifying and addressing skills requirements, sourcing affordable training opportunities, providing commercial development and offering business guidance and support, we can give you access to help – when you need it.

 

News and events

 Skills Resources

Equine Workbooks
  • These workbooks have been developed by Lantra in collaboration with industry and are beneficial to students studying towards any level 2 or 3 equine qualification.
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EquineSkillsCV
  • The first of its kind, the EquineSkillsCV was developed by Lantra and the British Grooms Association to give grooms a clear path of progression - something there hadn’t been until now. This record of achievement helps grooms recognise their skills and experience.

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Your Industry Partnership Manager: Amy Cosgrove

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Research reports

  • Equine Census-Lantra, with the support of key industry organisations, is undertaking research to more fully understand the size and the scope of the UK's equine industry.

    This research is multi-tiered, including a telephone interview for businesses and employers and an online employee survey. In addition, there will likely be a number of tailored events, such as focus groups.

  • Lantra reveals its latest research report: A Skills Assessment for the Environmental and Land-based Sector. The report is accompanied by industry, region and nation specific factsheets, that outline the skills gaps and shortages of the current workforce and identifies the projected skills needs through to 2017. Click here to find out more.
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