Omnibus - Summer 2011 (PDF) - United States Eventing Association

2011 schedule for usea instructors' certification program
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Note - Before applying to attend an Assessment for ICP Certification, a candidate instructor must have
attended the requisite ICP Teaching Workshop(s) and must be registered as an ICP Candidate instructor.
In order to become ICP registered, or host an ICP Workshop, please contact Nancy Knight, USEA Director of
Education, at 703-779-0440, Ext. 3007 or via e-mail at nancy@useventing.com for more information.
• 2011 WoRkShoPS •
30 • 2011 | SUMMER OMNIBUS
usea education information
May 10-12 (Area 3)
levels III/IV Workshop
Meadow Run Farm, Florence, AL
Jim Graham
Phone: (256) 436-1747
E-mail: jimrider7@live.com
Physical address of farm: 7901 County Road 61
Florence, AL 35634 Auditors are welcome on all
days of the Workshop. Should you be interested in
auditing or being a demo rider for this Workshop,
please contact Jim Graham.
May 23-25 (Area 9)
levels I/II teaching of dressage Workshop
The Colorado Horse Park, Parker, CO
Vivien Van Buren
Phone: (303) 883-6560
E-mail: vniviv@cs.com
Physical Address: 7522 South Pinery Drive,
Parker, CO 80134 Auditors are welcome on all
days of the Workshop. Should you be interested in
auditing or being a demo rider for this Workshop,
please contact Vivien Van Buren.
July 01-03 (Area 9)
levels I/II teaching of Jumping Workshop
The Colorado Horse Park, Parker, CO
Vivien Van Buren
Phone: (303) 833-6560
E-mail: vniviv@cs.com
Physical Address: 7522 South Pinery Drive,
Parker, CO 80134 Auditors are welcome on all
days of the Workshop. Should you be interested in
auditing or being a demo rider for this Workshop,
please contact Vivien Van Buren.
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• 2011 ASSESSMENTS •
No Assessments scheduled at press time.
Please check the USEA website for 2011 Assessments.
PleASe NOte:
An ICP Assessment takes one full day. Please call or
e-mail Nancy Knight well in advance of an Assessment
in order to schedule yourself. An Assessment
at every ICP Level includes the instructor teaching
one lesson of Dressage, one lesson of Show
Jumping, and one lesson of Cross-Country Riding/
Jumping. The instructor also takes a written Teaching
Theory and Practice test, a written Horse and Stable
Management test, a written Safety/Medical test, and a
hands-on Horse and Stable Management test.
Assessment candidates must contact Nancy Knight to
sign up to be assessed no later than 60 days prior to
the Assessment date.