
Past Events
October 2017
January 2018
York University Ontario Collegiate Equestrian Association (OCEA)
Founded in 2007, the OCEA offers hunter equitation classes to riders ranging in ability. Riders compete on donated horses that they have not previously ridden.
Find out more »April 2018
May 2018
New Improved NCCP/EC Equestrian Theory Workshop
Join NCCP/EC Master Facilitator Danielle Yaghdjian in this improved workshop for these four instructor and coaching theory introduction modules. Designed as training for those working towards their Instructor of Beginner, Competition Coach or Competition Coach Specialist Certification, this workshop is recommended for all disciplines, coaches and instructors 2 days = 4 modules 9:00am-5:00pm Saturday and Sunday Day 1 - Saturday - in classroom Make Ethical Decisions Equestrian Teaching and Learning Day 2 - Sunday - in classroom & arena Planning…
Find out more »June 2018
July 2018
September 2018
October 2018
March 2019
English Evaluation Day Preparation Clinic
Auditors are Welcome! Do you want more preparation for your upcoming evaluation to become a certified English Instructor, Competition Coach or Competition Coach Specialist? Perhaps you are not quite there yet and you would just like some more information or a chance to see what certification is all about? This clinic is a great opportunity for those wishing to become certified and for current English Instructors and Coaches to train as Mentors but also for those who just want to watch and learn. When you…
Find out more »April 2019
May 2019
OE Lunging Clinic
Lunging as it pertains to the Learn to Ride program and the Coaching program. Demonstrations for the outcomes at each context: teaching a student on a lunge line – Instructor teaching a student to lunge – Competition Coach improving a horse on the lunge line – Competition Coach Specialist Win a Spa Package: Clinic attendees are eligible to win a spa package for two to Ste. Anne's Spa in Grafton ON. Fill out the form to register: 2019_INSTRUCTOR AND COACHING EDUCATION…
Find out more »June 2019
REGISTRATION CLOSED – English Instructor and Competition Coach Evaluations
Evaluations for the NCCP/EC English Instructor and Competition Coach Certification. *Candidates must apply to open a training file and have met all prerequisites in order to register for the evaluation. Fill out the appropriate evaluation registration form from below. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Monday, May 6, 2019 2019-English-Instructor-Evaluation Registration Form 2019-English-Competition-Coach-Registration Form
Find out more »July 2019
FREE Rookie Riders Training for NCCP Certified Coaches and Instructors
TO REGISTER contact: c.szafranski@ontarioequestrian.ca or 905-709-6545 ext. 32 Rookie Riders Program Overview Rookie Riders is a children’s equestrian LTAD program aimed at children in the Fundamentals (ages 6-9) and Learn to Train (ages 8-12) stages. The program is delivered in 12 lessons, and each lesson is comprised of: a game a set of progressive fundamentals (basic gymnastic) activities, and a variation of the fundamentals activities on a “barrel horse” Each game/gym activity progression is designed to teach an equestrian skill…
Find out more »September 2019
English Instructor and Competition Coach Evaluation
Evaluations for the NCCP/EC English Instructor of Beginner and Competition Coach Certification. *Candidates must apply to open a training file and have met all prerequisites in order to register for the evaluation. Fill out the appropriate evaluation registration form from below. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 12, 2019 2019-English-Competition-Coach-Registration Form 2019-English-Instructor-Evaluation Registration Form
Find out more »October 2019
February 2020
English Evaluation Day Preparation Clinic
Do you want more preparation for your upcoming evaluation to become a certified English Instructor or Competition Coach? This clinic is a great opportunity for those wishing to become certified and for current English Instructors and Coaches to train as Mentors. When you have completed your prerequisites for your instructor or coach certification and as a final preparation for your evaluation day, consider attending this clinic. The clinic will simulate aspects of the evaluation day certification process. The day starts…
Find out more »March 2020
OE Lunging Clinic
Lunging as it pertains to the Learn to Ride program and the Coaching program. Demonstrations and practice for the outcomes at each context: teaching a student on a lunge line – Instructor teaching a student to lunge – Competition Coach improving a horse on the lunge line – Competition Coach Specialist Fill out the form to register: INSTRUCTOR AND COACHING EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM
Find out more »July 2020
August 2020
REGISTRATION FULL – English Instructor and Competition Coach Evaluation
Evaluation for the NCCP/EC English Instructor and Coach Certification. *Candidates must apply to open a training file and have met all prerequisites in order to register for the evaluation. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 27, 2020 Please fill out the evaluation registration form: 2020-English-Instructor-Evaluation Registration Form 2020-English-Competition-Coach-Registration Form
Find out more »May 2022
Ontario Equestrian English Evaluation Day Preparation Clinic
All participants must hold a current Equestrian Canada Coach Status.
Please dress for the weather in a professional manner for teaching and lunging including appropriate footwear, gloves and helmet.
Bring:
· A list of questions you may have about the evaluation
· A clipboard, note pad and something to write with as you will be asked to complete various exercises and take notes throughout the day
· Printed copies of any resource material provided to you through the Resources link associated with this course on your dashboard
· A mask or face covering
· Hand sanitizer
· A folding chair
· Your own food and drink
COVID-19 Safety
We ask that everyone in attendance and involved with the clinic please follow the current recommended guidelines.
- Disinfecting of surfaces, touch points, tack and equipment, washrooms
- Hand sanitizing and hand washing frequently
- Do not attend if sick or exhibiting symptoms
- Do not attend if you have travelled internationally within the last 14 days
- Do not attend if anyone in your household has had possible contact with someone who has COVID-19 (unless you have tested negative)
- Cough or sneeze into your elbow
- Physical distance at all times and wear a mask when physical distancing is not possible
*Masks are to be worn indoors at all times unless lunging and teaching at a distance.
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PHC Hunter/Jumper Schooling Show #1
Ontario Equestrian Skills Development Competition
Find out more »Trillium at Pickering
Central East Trillium Zone Hunter/Jumper Competition
Find out more »June 2022
NCCP Instructor Evaluation – English Flat (in-person)
Evaluation for the EC/NCCP English Instructor Certification
Candidates must hold EC Registered or In Training Coach Status and have completed all prerequisites in order to sign up for the evaluation.
Reminder:
*Coaches Association of Ontario provides funding for coaches through the NCCP Coach Bursary Program: Up to a maximum of $500 per individual in the fiscal year (April 1, 2022-March 31, 2023) will be available to cover up to 75% of eligible course registration fees (workshop training) and up to 90% for completion of certification process (portfolio + evaluation).
More info: https://www.coachesontario.ca/programs-resources/funding-for-coaches/
Find out more »Instructor Evaluation – English Jump (in-person)
Evaluation for the EC/NCCP English Instructor Certification with the Jump module.
Candidates must hold EC Registered or In Training Coach Status and have completed all prerequisites in order to sign up for the evaluation.
Reminder:
*Coaches Association of Ontario provides funding for coaches through the NCCP Coach Bursary Program: Up to a maximum of $500 per individual in the fiscal year (April 1, 2022-March 31, 2023) will be available to cover up to 75% of eligible course registration fees (workshop training) and up to 90% for completion of certification process (portfolio + evaluation).
More info: https://www.coachesontario.ca/programs-resources/funding-for-coaches/
Find out more »NCCP Competition Coach Evaluation – English (in-person)
Evaluation for the EC/NCCP English Competition Coach Certification
Candidates must hold EC Coach Status and have completed all prerequisites in order to sign up for the evaluation.
Reminder:
*Coaches Association of Ontario provides funding for coaches through the NCCP Coach Bursary Program: Up to a maximum of $500 per individual in the fiscal year (April 1, 2022-March 31, 2023) will be available to cover up to 75% of eligible course registration fees (workshop training) and up to 90% for completion of certification process (portfolio + evaluation).
More info: https://www.coachesontario.ca/programs-resources/funding-for-coaches/
Find out more »PHC Hunter/Jumper Schooling Show #2
Ontario Equestrian Skills Development Hunter/Jukper Competition
Find out more »July 2022
Pickering Hunter/Jumper Schooling Show #3
Ontario Equestrian Skills Development Competition
Find out more »August 2022
Rookie Riders Instructor Training 1
Welcome to Rookie Riders!
All participants must hold a current Equestrian Canada Coach Status.
Rookie Riders provides an opportunity for children to experience the joy of equestrian sport in a fun-filled program. The program curriculum is specifically designed to create an environment that promotes the development of physical literacy, with a specific emphasis on the fundamental movement skills applicable to all sports and a foundation of knowledge and skills to be able to ride a horse. The program is specifically designed to learn all the skills necessary to safely mount and dismount a horse, before being introduced to a horse for the first time.
The curriculum includes options for delivering the program with and without a horse. It includes:
- Horse inspired activities and games to develop fundamental movement skills and knowledge about how to interact with and move safely around horses
- Ground-based skills that help develop strength, posture and body awareness, and specific movement skills to be able to safely mount and dismount a horse • A “barrel horse” where skills can be specifically taught and practiced
- An activity bank and sample lesson plan that helps students progress systematically from ground-based skills to mounted skills, to mounted skills on a horse.
- Watch the video: https://youtu.be/-XaPUI7CmlI
The instructor responsible for any Rookie Riders session must always be present, hold an Equestrian Canada Coach License and an active NCCP Certification (any sport), or be a qualified physical education teacher, in addition to having completed the Rookie Riders 1 instructor training.
For those wishing to assist Instructors with delivering the Rookie Riders Program they must:
- Be 16 years of age or older
- Complete the Rookie Riders 1 Instructor Training
- Sign the Equestrian Canada Coaching Code of Conduct and Code of Ethics
- Have their Learn to Ride English Level 6 or Western Level 4 if offering a Rookie Riders program that includes riding.