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4671 - Virtual Safeguarding Course

Closing for bookings in 151d 10h 23m

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Event dates

Fri, 23 May '25
14:30 pm

Fri, 23 May '25
18:00 pm

Bookings open

Thu, 21 Nov '24
09:00 am

Thu, 22 May '25
12:00 pm

Maximum spaces per day (for the event): 12

Notes

British Dressage are delivering virtual safeguarding courses created in partnership with the BEF, which are available to anyone involved in equestrianism in England, Scotland and Wales. The course outlines the issues involved in safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk, as well as the signs and indicators that may show that someone is at risk of significant harm. Participants will also become aware of their legal and moral responsibilities and will be given guidance on how to respond to concerns. Participants who complete the course will receive a Safeguarding in Equestrian Sport Qualification. This qualification is valid for three years and can go towards the requirements needed to undergo a BD Coaching Certificate (BDCC) course and parts of the BHS Coaching Pathway. *Please check that this course is recognised with other coach accreditation schemes that you may be registered with.

Who & where

Organiser contact

British Dressage Coaching
Mobile: 024 7669 8830
Telephone: 024 7669 8830
Email: officials@britishdressage.co.uk