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ABRS+
Добавлен 16 май 2024
Founded in 1954, The Association of British Riding Schools, Livery Yards and Equestrian Centres (Formerly The Association of British Riding Schools) is a registered charity and the UK’s only organisation that focuses solely on supporting, representing and promoting professional proprietors of equestrian premises.
The ABRS+ are excited to offer FREE online training webinars for riding centres, covering a variety of topics to help educate and inspire business owners and their staff.
The ABRS+ believe strongly in helping all riding centre owners to run successful and profitable businesses which is why the webinars are free to attend and watch back for everyone regardless of their affiliation.
You can find out more about the ABRS+ and find information about upcoming webinars here - www.abrs-info.org/
The ABRS+ are excited to offer FREE online training webinars for riding centres, covering a variety of topics to help educate and inspire business owners and their staff.
The ABRS+ believe strongly in helping all riding centre owners to run successful and profitable businesses which is why the webinars are free to attend and watch back for everyone regardless of their affiliation.
You can find out more about the ABRS+ and find information about upcoming webinars here - www.abrs-info.org/
Delivering Equine Assisted Services
Riding schools are branching our into equine assisted services as a part of their offering to clients. Many children, young people and adults find that caring for and riding horses benefits their mental well-being, and this quality time with horses can often be sourced through their local riding schools. Equine Assisted Therapy, Equine Assisted Intervention, or Equine Assisted Learning can be a really positive experience for people who are struggling with a variety of different challenges. This might be a diagnosed mental health condition such as depression or anxiety, learning difficulties, issues with school and attendance, or a difficult time at home such as bereavement or divorce. The...
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Business Structures
Просмотров 172 месяца назад
Having the right legal structure for your equestrian business is crucial for protecting personal assets, ensuring compliance with industry regulations, and minimizing liability risks. In this Webinar, George Baber, ABRS Director of Operations and Approvals, will outline the various legal structures that are commonly used and outline the benefits and risks. The use of Community Interest Companie...
Legal Issues for Riding Schools
Просмотров 312 месяца назад
Jodie Seddon and Laura Hillier, from Aria Grace Law CIC, will discuss business structures, risk management and the key terms in commercial contracts. The aim of this webinar is to provide riding school proprietors with an awareness of business risk and some understanding of when they should seek legal support to mitigate risk. The two speakers are extremely experience commercial lawyers: Jodie ...
Volunteers in Riding Centre
Просмотров 262 месяца назад
Volunteers are an important resource within a blended equestrian workforce. It is estimated there are around 3500 to 5000 volunteers supporting equestrian centres in the UK. It is important to understand how you can use volunteers without breaching legal, tax and other regulations. There are also step you can take to better recruit, support and retain volunteers. In this Webinar, George Baber, ...
The Customer Journey - Packaging Service and Lessons
Просмотров 443 месяца назад
Louise Fitton is a Business Graduate and Operations Manager at Ryder's Farm Equestrian Centre. Ryder's Farm Equestrian Centre is a family run Riding Centre in Bolton - facing all the same opportunities and challenges that Riding Centre up and down the UK face. In this Webinar, Louise will discuss how Ryder's Farm approach the packaging and sales of lessons and services to generate income and re...
Sustainable Business Practices for Equine Business
Просмотров 593 месяца назад
Equestrianism is a sport of the land and its relationship with nature is a fundamental part of its DNA. Modern practices have created a negative impact on the environment, but it is possible to see a future in which equestrianism has a net positive impact on environmental sustainability, through passionate and deliberate support of biodiversity schemes and a careful progression away from the us...