 She did it! Sarah finished her coursework! She is a certified Equine Sports Technician in Spain! She can now train both horses and riders in Equine Olympic Disciplines. We are so proud of her for this epic achievement! Normally, this would have been a full two year program to reach this level, but Sarah chose to enroll in the intensive program, which means that she did it in one year by taking double the hours and double class time.
What’s next… Now she returns to our hometown and her home equestrian center to complete 210 hours of practicum (think ‘internship’ or ‘student teaching’). During that time, she will be helping the center to host an Andalucia Territorial Show Jumping competition, a Classic Dressage Territorial competition, and a Spanish National Classic Dressage Competition. It will be valuable experience. In the coming two years, she will work toward the highest certification - Superior Grade Equine Sports Technician. She will be able to complete that while staying closer to home and remaining at her home equine center. She is also coming back to the competition ring herself! After a year away from competition to concentrate on her studies, she is super excited to get back in the ring (and on the podium!). She comes home to a thriving equestrian team that is excited to welcome her back. Join us in congratulating Sarah on a job well-done and wishing her well in her return to competition and her future as a Equine Sport Technician! We are so proud of her and all that she has accomplished to graduate from the prestigious CAVA center with this certification.
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sarah lau
6/7/2021 01:33:07 pm
So proud of you, Sarah!! Go for the gold, sweetheart!
Irene Keating
6/7/2021 01:45:15 pm
Sarah I'm so very proud of you for all you've done in one year and now to transition to working from home. I know you've matured and changed in this year and that your team in Antequera is very happy to have you back. I'm sad you will not have your parents with you for a couple of months but I know the dogs and kittys will be super excited to have you with them.
Susan Leiner
6/8/2021 03:24:48 pm
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