Monthly Archives: January 2010
I wanna be a ……PROFESSIONAL HORSE TRAINER
“I wanna be a …..”
Julie Goodnight, Clinician and Trainer, “Horse Master with Julie Goodnight” TV Host annswers the questions of a concerned mum whose daughter dreams of becoming a professional horse trainer.
Posted in I wanna be a..., Uncategorized
Tagged A day in the life of.., I wanna be a..., Job Seeker Tips
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Mini-Vet School Offers Glimpse Into Veterinary Life
Horse owners, animal lovers and aspiring veterinarians can get a feel for what it’s like to be a veterinarian during the Ontario Veterinary College’s inaugural Mini-Vet School to be held at the University of Guelph next month.
Published Jan 26th, 2010
www.ovc.uoguelph.ca
Posted in Education, Equine Science, Uncategorized
Tagged A day in the life of.., Education, Equine Science, Industry Resources
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FREE CAREER FAIR – Kemptville, Ontario March 17th
HorseJobs.ca and Kemptville Campus join forces to create a FREE job fair for the equine industry.
Posted in Career News, Education
Tagged Education, employment news, Hiring and Training, interviews, Networking
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Help the Helpless in Haiti – New efforts are now in progress
Veterinary and agriculture groups are organizing a response effort in the wake of Tuesday’s earthquake in Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince.
There are ways that YOU can help the helpless in Haiti
Resumes are SOOO last year!?
Are resumes outdated? Do they work? Is it true that the truly exceptional employees do not get hired by submitting a resume?
There are pros and cons to this statement made by Seth Godin.
Nova Scotia Equine Educational Conference coming soon
Equine Educational Conference “For the Good of our Horses†– February 27, 28th 2010 at Hobby Horse Farm, Spittal Road, Coldbrook, Nova Scotia.
Horse Breeder’s Short Course being held in Kentucky
Time is running out to register!
The University of Kentucky amd the Gluck Research Center is sponsoring a Breeder’s Short Course, to be held Jan. 20-21, 2010, at the Fasig-Tipton Sales Pavilion in Lexington.
This course is designed for farm managers and owners of all horse breeds. The intent is to provide up-to-date information on all aspects of horse production.
Lectures from local and national speakers will hit on topics such as reproduction, nutrition, health, pasture management, economics, and marketing.
The cost of the short course is $50 per day, or $100 for both days.
A complete schedule and registration form is available to download at http://www.ca.uky.edu/gluck/NewsShortCourse.asp.
The Horse Owners Dictionary
Horse Owners Dictionary. Definitions of common equestrian terms.
