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The Master Equine Manager E-Learning Certificate Program provides horse owners and enthusiasts with a comprehensive educational program that teaches the science of horse management. The program combines focused learning opportunities with a hands-on practical evaluation. The learning modules include • Welfare of Horses: Understanding Horse Behavior, Facilities and Equipment, Equine Quality Assurance • Horse Nutrition: Forages for Horses, Feeds and Feeding • Horse Health: Equine Emergency Treatment, Vaccinations for Horses, Understanding Horse Parasites, and Hoof Care • Selection of Horses: Conformation and Evaluation, Unsoundness’s and Blemishes Participants will have access to each module on-line 24/7, which includes video recordings, power point presentations, learning resources, and written assessments. Each topic will have an associated on-line quiz. To become certified an 80% or better is required on the quiz and the quiz can be repeated. Participants are required to attend a “hands-on” evaluation. The practical evaluation will consist of an educational and evaluation component at the chosen location. Participants will perform the required training components and there will be an educator to help you as needed. Evaluators may arrange optional educational clinics and tours of local facilities.
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The Master Equine Manager E-Learning Certificate Program provides horse owners and enthusiasts with a comprehensive educational program that teaches the science of horse management. The program combines focused learning opportunities with a hands-on practical evaluation. The learning modules include
• Welfare of Horses: Understanding Horse Behavior, Facilities and Equipment, Equine Quality Assurance
• Horse Nutrition: Forages for Horses, Feeds and Feeding
• Horse Health: Equine Emergency Treatment, Vaccinations for Horses, Understanding Horse Parasites, and Hoof Care
• Selection of Horses: Conformation and Evaluation, Unsoundness’s and Blemishes
Participants will have access to each module on-line 24/7, which includes video recordings, power point presentations, learning resources, and written assessments. Each topic will have an associated on-line quiz. To become certified an 80% or better is required on the quiz and the quiz can be repeated. Participants are required to attend a “hands-on” evaluation. The practical evaluation will consist of an educational and evaluation component at the chosen location. Participants will perform the required training components and there will be an educator to help you as needed. Evaluators may arrange optional educational clinics and tours of local facilities.
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The Iowa State University Extension Master Equine Manager Program is a comprehensive educational experience that teaches the science of horse management. You can register all year at any time.
The program benefits:
Acreage owners with a few horses used for pleasure or trail-just wanting to learn a little more
Horse enthusiasts who want to turn their hobby into a career in the horse industry
Those currently employed in the horse industry who are looking for career advancement
Managers, owners, employees of boarding and training facilities who want more education and certification
Horse owners who are just crazy about horses and want to learn more
High school juniors and seniors who want to learn about horses
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• Horse Nutrition: Forages for Horses, Feeds and Feeding
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Horse enthusiasts who want to turn their hobby into a career in the horse industry
Those currently employed in the horse industry who are looking for career advancement
Managers, owners, employees of boarding and training facilities who want more education and certification
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