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Gallop
to a Greater Future at the Cumbria Campus
of the University of Central Lancashire,
Newton Rigg, Penrith, Cumbria.
At
the gateway to the Lake District you'll
study at one of the UK's most beautiful
campuses, with newly refurbished student
accommodation, and the Students Union's
own Gin Case social club and bar (Regular
karaoke, live bands, themed discos and party
nights). There's lots of club (including
the equine club) and team events to make
sure you don't get bored, and academically
you'll be benefiting from being a student
of the UK's sixth largest University.
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Campus offers newly refurbished student
accommodation for students aged 16 plus (16-18 are
offered a catered-for room package, whilst post
18 choice includes self-catering and en suite study
rooms).
You
may qualify for a residential bursary, please
enquire. Click
here
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Equine
has grown rapidly in popularity since its
introduction three years ago, and working
and learning with horses is attracting people
from all over Cumbria and beyond. The facilities
are excellent including outdoor and indoor
arenas and cross-country facilities, with
lots of open countryside around the Campus
itself.
A
small cross-country training field is available
for hire and class use. Opened in 2002,
the Indoor Arena is proving very popular
with students and visitors alike, it has
a viewing gallery and a special euro track
gel surface making it ideal for riders of
all ages. (Also available for private hire)
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to Get There Penrith is less than two
miles from the Campus and is served by the West
Coast Main Line Railway, and National Express Coaches.
For those living in Cumbria and wishing to study
whilst living at home there are free daily buses
from many places within 30-40 miles including South
Scotland. (Please enquire about pick-up points and
seat availability). Students who own their own transport
will find unlimited parking space. If you're travelling
northbound leave Junction 40 on the M6, southbound
Junction 41. Check the website for detailed directions.
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What's
on Offer - Full-Time
First
Diploma - Horse Care
Foundation
course looking at horse care, behaviour, welfare,
preparation and presentation. Progression either
into the world of work or further study (e.g.
National Diploma). There are no formal entry requirements,
but you must be eager to learn in your chosen
subject area.
National
Diploma - Horse Management (Equine Business Management
or Equitation)
Courses
provide a practical and in-depth knowledge of
horse management. Equivalent to 3 A-levels, and
an excellent choice for progression onto Higher
education. Entry requirement is 4 GCSE passes
at C Grade or equivalent. Progression to degree
level is planned from 2005 (Foundation Degree
in Equine Management and BA (Hons) Management
and Equine Leisure* subject to validation).
Foundation Modern Apprentice
Equine
Earn while you learn and work in the industry.
Place currently available for students wishing
to train towards BHS NVQ level 2. Training is
offered one day a week at Cumbria Campus. Accommodation
is available at some placements and a training
wage will be paid. For further details contact
Pam Jago on 01772 894007
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What’s on Offer - Part-Time
Dressage Competitions
Clinics are taken by top international trainers
in Dressage and Show Jumping, and run throughout
the year on Fridays once a month (limited places).
Unaffiliated Dressage Series 5 per year, on Sundays.
Dressage UK Chasers Qualifying Competition
dates:-
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16th
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June
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November
(date tbc) |
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February
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Short
Courses
BHS Stage 1,2,3 and PTT Courses September to June.
Tuition Fee £200 each.
BHS Horse Owners Certificates. 1 Evening week,
7pm -9pm starting after Easter 2004.
Contact -
Jane Robinson on 01772 894006 for an application
form.
Show
Jumping Clinics - held by Susie Gibson at
£25 per lesson.
Monthly Dressage Clinics - held by Sarah Houstoun
at £15 per session (groups) and Clive Halsall
at £40 per session (privates)
To confirm dates and
book places call Fiona Veitch on 01772
894231 or 017684 83944
Other
short courses - in Clipping, Equine Massage,
and Alexander Technique, call for dates.
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To Visit or Contact
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Next
Advice Day 27th March 2004
Advice Day 9th October 2004
Open
Day 22nd May
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Ask about the Free overnight Taster
Days 15th and 16th April 2004.
For further information
telephone: freephone 0800 0274767
e-mail: cumbriainfo@uclan.ac.uk
website: www.uclan.ac.uk/cumbria
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