I worked as a horse riding instructor in Poland & USA:

-teaching kids & adults of all levels both riding and stable skills -leading trail rides -lunging (also for vaulting) -mucking out -grooming and tacking up -feeding -cleaning tack

I've been riding horses for about 13 years now and have been working as a horse riding instructor for about 4 years. I've taught people of all ages and levels of riding and confidence - first timers, anxious riders, hunters, jumpers - you name it. I also have experience working with kids on the Autism spectrum. I've taught groups of many riders all at once, as well as small groups and individual lessons. I've taught jumping and flat work and I've also lead plenty of trail rides. I've also lead lectures on the techincalities of riding and stable skills. Each of the jobs I did also included caring for the horses outside of lessons, so feeding, lunging, grooming, tacking up, and anything else that's needed from me, I'm up for. I've also dealt with lame horses and colic before.

I've worked with stallions and youngsters before. I've also worked with both English and Western horses.

My main focus has always been jumping with plenty of flatwork. I've ridden all sorts of horses - youngsters, riding school horses, hunters, jumpers etc. At the summer camp I work at in the USA, we lease mostly western horses from a local ranch but use them in English riding, so I also have experience schooling them into understanding English aids.

I've never had the money or time for competing, so I don't have much experience with those.