Monthly Archives: August 2011
I wanna be…..A Horse Trainer
So you want to work as a racetrack trainer? Here are some things you need to know courtesy of www.HorseJobs.ca
What are the Best Jobs for Equine Science and Equine Studies Grads
Our society builds into young people the idea that getting a good job means going to college. In many ways this is true. However, some college degrees are very targeted towards a particular type of job and others are not. For instance, if you want to be a [...]
Advance Your Equine Career with Effective Networking
Networking is one of those job search buzz words in any career including an equine career. It simply means “making contacts.” The ways to make contact are limited only by your imagination. Here are some tips on ways to network to find a job or advance your career.
1. [...]
When to Shut Your Mouth and Do Your Job
Knowing when to choose your battles wisely is as important in the horse industry as in any walk of life. Shooting your mouth off at the wrong time can do lots of damage that can’t be undone. Here are some tips to remember.
1. Remember that you will have a tendency [...]
Now accepting nominations for the OEF Awards
DOES SOMEONE YOU KNOW DESERVE
SPECIAL RECOGNITION?
Nominations are being sought for each of the following prestigious OEF awards.
The OEF recognizes exceptional members for their contribution of time and effort to Ontario equestrian sport, recreation, industry and/or equine welfare. Please take a moment to review the following OEF annual awards and consider someone you may [...]
Conflicts of Interest in Your Horse Job Could Get You Fired
Here are some often missed conflicts of interest that could get you in trouble with your boss.
1. Do you breed or train horses? If you have breeding stock of your own, or you compete in the same type of competition your farm competes in, you have a conflict of interest. Decisions will have [...]