Advise please - jobs & training
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BT
29 Apr 2010 16:49
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I wonder if anyone could give me any ideas for my very complicated situation? Me and my husband are in the process for applying for an American visa, and it is likely that he is going to have to fly over there in a few weeks to set up home/jobs/cars etc. Which will leave me in England on my own.
I'd like to take this opportunity to advance my dressage, but because of saving for America, can't really afford to pay for intensive training. And I can't really take a permanent job since I'd have to quit it in 2/3 months, and that wouldn't be fair on the employer.
Does anyone know of a way I could do this - or a place where I could volunteer my services in exchange for lessons? I don't mind hard work, and I have solid horsecare experience.
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Pav1324
29 Apr 2010 18:04
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Hi,
I know a selection of top yards offer this service. Have you tried Gareth Hughes? I don't know wether he has any places or not. But it might be worth a try. Here's his website
www.aspengrovedressage.com
Hope this helps
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Hector
04 May 2010 09:25
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David and Serena Pincus take working pupils too - it is in Hereford and you live in, get board and tuition six days weekly on schoolmaster horses. You can find them on the internet under Sheepcote Equestrian.
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BT
04 May 2010 11:56
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Thanks, I'll look into both of those suggestions!
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