can i do BHS exams from home?

Answer 1

You can do some BHS exams through The Open College of Equine Studies. These can be partly from home, but will also involve practical work, so you will need to get as much experience as you can from a local equestrian centre. The Horse Owners certificate run by the BHS can be studied at home if you have access to horses for practical work. They also do the Senior Horsemaster's certificate, which is theoretical but not recognised as a teaching or equine qualification outside.

I am doing the latter as I already have my Stage 2 and want to brush up on the theory side.

The college can be found easily by doing a web search.

Answer 2

Not sure, I think you can do the Horse Owner exams from home. Check out their website for more info. Definitely can't do the Stages 1, 2, 3 etc from home because they are practical not written tests. They may be held at a riding school near to you though.

Answer 3

I am 14 and have dun my BHS ridin road safety and stage 1! Both times i had to travel. You should have a centre nearby for a main exam i.e. a stage but if its ur ridin road safety and u hav 8 or more people u road safety district officer person should be happy to come2 u providin u hav the right facilities

Answer 4

As far as I know you cant - I do know you have to gain work experience through a registered yard - and then I think you have to do the theory in an exam centre.

Answer 5

Britsh Home Stores does exams??? What will that Philip Green think of next

Answer 6

you can study and train at home but you will have to find a registered yard to do the exam at. you can do this by checkng the website and finding out when they are running one near you.

Answer 7

Uhhh....Brittish Horse Society????????? That is all I could come up with. I guess Belgin Horse Society works too. Bangkok Horse Society????? Bulgarian Horse Society??????? I guess I have no idea either.