ABRS launches prestigious award for instructors
The
search is on to find the most dedicated and talented riding instructor
in the UK. The Association of British Riding Schools (ABRS) has
launched a fabulous award scheme to acknowledge the best instructors
working at ABRS member schools. So if you know a particular instructor
who deserves praise, recognition and prizes for his or her untold
teaching talents, now is the time to do something about it.
The
ABRS Golden Spur will be awarded to the instructor demonstrating
the perfect combination of quality instruction and commercial acumen,
teaching at any level. This prestigious accolade will bring both
public acclaim and prizes to the winner and also the runner up.
Colleagues or pupils who would like to recommend an instructor for
the award must talk to their centre proprietor or manager, who is
responsible for assessing and putting forward nominations.
A
panel of highly experienced and professional judges will carefully
consider every nomination before selecting a shortlist of five.
Each shortlisted nominee will be formally assessed teaching a group
lesson, a private lesson and giving a lecture of their own choosing.
The winning instructor will be presented with a beautiful Golden
Spur mounted on a plinth and also free entry to an ABRS exam of
their choosing, worth up to £200.00 The runner up will receive
a trophy and free membership of the ABRS Teachers Association.
The
ABRS runs Britains longest-established Riding School Approval
Scheme and is the only organisation solely representing professional
riding school proprietors. The ABRS examinations system provides
for highly regarded qualifications in both stable management and
equitation.
Nominations
must be received by 30 June 2004. The awards will be presented at
the ABRS annual general meeting in October. Further information
is available from ABRS, Queens Chambers, Queen Street, Penzance,
Cornwall TR18 4BH, email; office@abrs.org
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