In France, I have obtained the Galop 6 certification, which is roughly equivalent to the Advanced level in the Australian equestrian system as defined by the Australian Horse Industry Council (AHIC). This level demonstrates an advanced mastery of equestrian skills, including dressage, show jumping, and handling horses outdoors. Moreover, the Galop 6 certification reflects competency in theoretical aspects of horsemanship, including horse health and behavior.

My responsibilities include feeding the horses, saddling and unsaddling, putting them in the walker, lunging, cleaning the stables and boxes, as well as harrowing the paddocks.During competitions, I was responsible for preparing the horses, feeding..

I have been riding horses for 10 years. For the past two months, I have worked at JPR as a groom, where I have gained significant experience in horse care and stable-related tasks. My responsibilities include feeding the horses, saddling and unsaddling, putting them in the walker, lunging, cleaning the stables and boxes, as well as harrowing the paddocks.

During competitions, I was responsible for preparing the horses, feeding them, and maintaining their boxes. I also accompanied the riders to the warm-up area and filmed their rounds.

In France, I worked part-time as a groom for a private individual, where I took care of the horses and rode them.

I have ridden show jumping horses, which has provided me with significant experience in this specific discipline. I've worked on exercises aimed at improving jumping technique, precision, and the horse's fluidity over courses.

I have volunteered and assisted in organizing equestrian events, including show jumping competitions and local horse shows. This involvement has given me insight into the logistics and coordination required to run successful events. , I have accompanied horses to events, providing support to riders, managing equipment, and ensuring horses are well cared for before, during, and after competitions.