Kirsten Owen BHSI, Stable Yard Manager at Myerscough College, discusses how education providers and coaches can help young people succeed in the equestrian industry.
It’s Green Careers Week, highlighting the many professions that make a real difference to global climate change.
At Myerscough College and University Centre, we’re proud to boast a wide range of cutting edge, sector leading technology, across our Lodge and Lee Farms, and our Food and Farming Innovation and Technology (FFIT) Centre.
One of the largest growth sectors in the UK is in the field of ecology and countryside management.
An equine degree graduate from University Centre Myerscough has had her research recognised after being named a finalist in the BETA (British Equestrian Trade Association) Equine Thesis of the Year competition.
Myerscough College with the Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) is excited to announce a recruitment drive for this year’s intake onto the cutting-edge landscaping apprenticeship programme.
