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Diploma Application Process

We are currently accepting applications for the 2013 Diploma Course.

The Diploma programme is extremely demanding but at the same time a highly rewarding experience for the right candidate.

Who can apply?

Applicants must be highly motivated and committed to a career in the Thoroughbred industry. We are looking for individuals who are over the age of 18, ideally have Stud industry experience (but must at least have some equine experience) and sound academic capability.

How to apply

Applications should be made by completing the downloadable application form which can be found in the downloads section and sending it to us. Your application should also include a covering letter which gives your reasons for applying, your career aspirations, at least one written equine related reference and a copy of your current curriculum vitae.

Selection process

The selection days are usually scheduled for the Autumn. As well as being interviewed, applicants may be required to complete practical and written tasks.

Overseas Candidates

The Stud welcomes applications from foreign students.  Applicants from non European Union countries contribute towards the cost of training via a set fee.  For further detials, please contact the Training Department.

For further information contact us on 01638 675922 or by emailing students@nationalstud.co.uk

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