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Position Open! |
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What You Get:
 | 1/2 off follow-on lessons ($22.50 value) |
| flexible hours
 | either 4 hours on the same day every week |
| or 2 hours on 2 of the same days every week |
| you pick the days and hours; any time during 'waking hours' |
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| a very pleasant and satisfying 'work' experience |
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What You Give:
in 4 hours of time including but not limited to:
| cleaning stalls |
| grooming horses |
| cleaning tack |
| washing saddle pads |
| cleaning buckets (feed and water) |
| sweeping the barn aisle |
| watering plants around arena and barn |
| moving jump standards |
| fixing coffee |
| straightening out the tack room |
| cooling out the horses |
| mowing |
| miscellaneous... |
| Experience really a
must.
| Does this sound like something you're interested in?
If so,
there are two criteria:
- We need to make sure we're a fit.
If you've not had lessons here, let's schedule a first
time lesson, you'll pay regular price
for this, and make
sure we're a fit. If you've been taking lessons, then let me know you're
interested in trading time and effort.
- Doing good work in a timely fashion
is a must. Unfortunately,
because of the number of people claiming to have horse experience, I
ask that you work first. If you can do the work properly in a
time frame commensurate with the work, then it's a go. That work
will count as a discount towards your next lesson. If you can't
get the work done, then it will not count towards your
lesson. If you want to do this but you haven't got 'horse experience' yet, let's continue
with regular lessons so you can
develop your abilities until you're ready to put
in a full 4 hours without my supervision.
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This list is the generic 'to do' list for the day. After prioritizing what
needs to be done that day, you'll start 'at the top' and work through the items
until 'time's out.'
You won't be asked to tack the horses for riding, although I may ask you to
groom them before or after they've been ridden.
Would you like to share some of your experiences?
send me a note!
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