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What Qualifications are needed to be a cleaner?
u need gces to be a cleaner mainly in science
Frank Lampard has got 12 gces in which subject?
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What has the author Mgon-po-skyabs written?
Mgon-po-skyabs has written: 'Bod lugs gso rig gi dpyad rtsom gces btus kunda dg'yes pa'i zla zer'
What gces do you need to become a vet?
You need to attend an undergraduate school and receive a four year degree in a related science. Then you need to apply to and be admitted to veterinary school for another four years. Finally, you have to pass a licensing exam to practice in any state in the US.
What gces do you need to become a groom?
Due to a typo I'm not exactly sure what you're asking, but here's a general list of skills needed to become a successful groom: The best way to start is by going along with a local trainer to horse shows and watching other grooms work, sort of like an apprentice. Finding someone who goes to A-rated/otherwise high profile shows will ensure you become very skilled at care such as applying quilts, polo wraps and liniments. One also needs to be adept at currying and brushing coats to perfection, as well as braiding/banding manes and tails. Strong work ethic is an essential quality for a good groom. Someone who considers themself to be a perfectionist or at least pays great attention to detail would be best for this sort of work. Be ready for long hours, lots of grunt work and a sore back!! :)
What gces do you need to become a Groom in Horses?
groom is responsible for the day-to-day care of horses. Duties usually include grooming, feeding, mucking out, turning out and bringing in, tack cleaning, preparing horses for exercise, competitions, etc, checking the general health of the horses, treating minor injuries, as well as general yard duties such as sweeping the yard, checking fences, etc.Some grooms, but not all, may also be required to exercise the horses either using a horse walker or by riding.Full time grooms usually work 40 hours a week and start early in the morning and are often required to work weekends or into the evening.A groom needs to:be physically fitbe willing and able to work outside in all weather conditionshave a good general knowledge and experience of horse care and stable dutieshave an awareness of horse illnesses and equine first aidGrooms are employed within many types of equestrian businesses such as stud farms, riding schools, livery yards, trekking centres, racing yards and the duties involved may vary depending on the type of business.Pay and Prospects of a Horse GroomGrooms are paid according to their age, experience and duties but are usually paid less than £10,000 per annum.Within larger yards there may be several grooms with one more experienced groom, known as a Head Groom, who is responsible for managing the other grooms. A Head Groom may earn in the region of £15,000 per annum.Employers may offer accommodation, livery for own horse, riding lessons, etc as part payment.Depending on the type of yard a groom works for, there may be prospects to train and progress into other jobs eg such as a Riding Instructor within a Riding School, an Assistant Trainer in a Racing Yard, Stud Manager with a Stud Farm, etc.Training and Qualifications to become a Horse GroomOften no formal qualifications are required to become a horse groom. However, a qualification in horse care is a definite advantage to anyone wanting to become a groom. Therefore the courses below are relevant to anyone thinking of becoming a horse groom.British Horse Society BHS NVQ/SVQ in Horse Care Levels 1 to 3British Horse Society (BHS) Stage 1-4 examsAssociation of British Riding Schools (ABRS) Preliminary Horse Care and Riding CertificateAssociation of British Riding Schools (ABRS) Groom's CertificateAssociation of British Riding Schools (ABRS) Groom's DiplomaBTEC/Edexcel Diploma in Horsecare or Equine Studies (England) or SQA National Certificate in Equine Studies (Scotland)Candidates must be 16 years old to take the above courses and qualifications, and for BTEC/Edexcel National Diploma in Horsecare or Equine Studies (England) or SQA National Certificate in Equine Studies (Scotland) candidates must have four GCSEs (A-C)/S grades (1-3).GSCES:i would takeHorse CareP.E - Phisical.Stamina...Sceinces - to understand the body,Mind,Sole...I am chossing my GCSES at the momment and i have chossen horse care. I would love be a Groom and work upwards to be an Intrsuctor. :) ( Not my resource.)AnnaMay12345
