Stubbing Court Training Ltd. are keen to support all employers working in the horse industry to develop the skills and motivation of all your staff through Apprenticeships, and your organisation's overall sucess. Some of the services we provide, free of charge, for all employers working with the SCT include:

• free training towards NVQ, Health and Safety, First Aid, Transport and Key Skills qualifications for your SCT Apprentices
• participation in the SCT Masterclass Series with world-clas trainers, including Ian Stark, Michael Whitaker, Matthew Wright and Jeanette Brakewell
• promotion of your business and the services you offer, for example via mailings, newsletter, SCT website
• support with recruitment of new apprentices
• monthly update service on horse industry, safety, taining and employment issues
• heavily subsided Equine Transport qualifications
• a Continuous Professional Development programme for employers in Training and Coaching
• free, knowledgeable advice and guidance on Employment Law, Health and Safety and related issues

As an employer you already know that training your workforce is a good idea, but Apprenticeships are even better. Apprenticeships give your people the skills and knowledge to do the job better, and because they are well motivated and trained staff, they work harder and more effectively for your business.

Apprenticeships offer you access to a pool of talented young people, and are open to existing employees as well as new recruits. Apprentices are motivated and keen to learn. By offering Apprenticeships you will find it easier to recruit and retain staff. You can also use your existing experienced staff to train your Apprentices. Better still, it won’t be long before your Apprentices are using their valuable knowledge to help train others.

Apprenticeships are a mark of a quality business with an accredited workforce. Our training is relevant and tailored to your needs by people who genuinely understand what you do. We enable you to use your experienced staff to train others, since Apprentices learn through a combination of on and off-the-job training, resulting in real, practical qualifications.