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Canadian Equestrian Federation
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INSTRUCTOR
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Information Package
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The goal of the CEF Instructor Program is to develop an Instructor who is capable of teaching at the beginner level in a safe, constructive fashion. It will also act as an introduction to the CEF coaching program thereby increasing the quality of English Coaching. There is a need within the industry for trained persons who are keen to learn the trade of coaching, to work in close contact with certified coaches. This will improve the quality of instruction and coaching available to both beginner and recreational riders.
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PREREQUISITES:
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Candidates must have attained the following
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- achieved their Rider 2 or Pony Club C2 level
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- be sixteen years of age at date of application
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- completed NCCP Theory Level 1
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- have valid First Aid certificate
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- have both Provincial and CEF memberships
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- parent or guardian must sign application if applicant is under 18 yrs.
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- completed tasks on the Mentor Form
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- have a Criminal Record search done
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CERTIFICATION:
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Once a candidate has completed the prerequisites and passed the written and practical exams, they will be awarded a "CEF Instructor Certificate" and be listed in the Provincial bulletins.
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TO REMAIN CERTIFIED:
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In order to remain on the current list, Instructors will be required to audit (hands on) 5 hours each year with a Mentor and submit those upgrading hours to the Provincial office on the appropriate Mentor form. Memberships and First Aid must also be kept current
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