Equine Science Certificate curriculum focuses on the physiology of reproduction as well as the business and management aspects of this side of the equine industry. Some of the careers available to graduates include Breeding Farm/General Farm Mgt., Vet Technician, Laboratory and Research vocations, Pedigree Analysis, Bloodstock Agent, Sales Prep and Marketing, and related Industry Retail/Sales.
Upon completion of the Level I Workforce Certificate, students will be able to:
- Identify the major horse breeds and describe their characteristics.
- Demonstrate correct and safe handling of horses.
- Discuss the management practices used at a breeding farm and the reasoning behind these practices.
- Perform basic skills necessary for employment at a typical breeding operation.
- Restate proper management procedures during gestation and foaling, as well as basic semen collection, evaluation, insemination, and semen transportation.
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This certificate is only offered in face-to-face delivery. The program is designed to take 32 weeks to complete and is comprised of the following suggested pathway or course of study.
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