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Level 1 'Train to Teach' Course
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How To Achieve Your EA Qualification
This course covers the theory component of the Equestrian Australia Introductory Riding Course. This is an internationally recognized qualification. To move forward, a manual is required to be purchased from Equestrian Australia national office by following this LINK.
Once you have completed the theory component of the Introductory Riding Course, your practical skills will need to be found competent. We provide face-to-face practical sessions throughout each year for anyone wanting to get 'hand-on' experience to test there riding and lunging skills before undergoing the riding assessment.
Click HERE to view upcoming dates. To fulfill the EA Introductory Riding qualification, an assessment by an EA qualified educator is required.
Please follow this LINK to a list of coach educators. We can also provide assessments for candidates.
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Our Coaching Safety unit is designed to equip instructors with the knowledge and skills necessary to create a safe and effective learning environment for riders. The course begins with an in-depth look at the suitability of an arena, covering factors such as surface quality, size, and layout to ensure optimal safety and performance during lessons. The course also explores how to adapt sessions and equipment to suit the varying needs of riders, whether they are beginners or more advanced. By understanding how to modify teaching methods, exercises, and equipment, coaches can minimize risk and provide a safe, supportive environment that promotes both rider confidence and skill development. This course is essential for any coach committed to maintaining high safety standards while fostering a positive learning experience.
Our Coaching Principles unit is designed to provide coaches with a comprehensive understanding of the key elements that contribute to effective, professional coaching in the equestrian field. The course covers ongoing professional development, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning to stay current and improve coaching skills. Coaches will explore the structure and function of the Australian Sports Commission and learn about the benefits of being an EA-accredited coach, ensuring they maintain the highest standards of coaching practice. The course also focuses on professional coaching behavior, helping coaches develop the appropriate attitude and approach when working with riders. Key topics include adapting coaching styles to facilitate performance, teaching skills to intermediate riders, and delivering effective demonstrations. Coaches will also learn how to tailor their approach when coaching groups, ensuring that every rider receives the support they need to progress. This course is an essential resource for any coach looking to elevate their practice and make a positive impact on their students.
Our Holistic Development Principles of the Athlete unit focuses on understanding the key physical, mental, and emotional aspects that contribute to a rider's overall development. The course begins with a foundational understanding of basic anatomy and physiology, providing coaches with insight into how the body works and how to support it effectively during training. We explore the various stages of development in athletes, helping coaches tailor their approach to suit riders of different ages and experience levels. Special considerations for gender are also covered, recognizing how physiological and psychological differences can impact performance and development. The course delves into the components of fitness, helping coaches identify areas of strength and opportunities for improvement, while also addressing the factors limiting performance. Additionally, we explore the impact of fear and nervousness on performance, providing strategies to manage these emotions and support athletes in overcoming mental barriers. This course is vital for any coach seeking to foster a balanced, well-rounded approach to training that supports both the physical and mental growth of their riders.
Our Equestrian Specific Coaching unit is designed to provide coaches with the in-depth knowledge and practical skills needed to guide riders in the unique demands of equestrian sports. The course covers essential topics such as developing the upright seat and effectively using the aids to communicate with the horse. Riders will learn about the different paces (gaits) and how to use tracks, figures, and school movements to enhance performance. Key exercises like the turn on the forehand and leg yield are explored to improve flexibility and responsiveness. Coaches will also gain an understanding of EA rules and competition preparation, equipping them to support riders through the competitive process. The course covers poles, grids, and gymnastic exercises, helping riders improve their jumping skills, and includes specific modules on jumping and cross-country techniques. This course offers comprehensive guidance for coaches looking to provide specialized training that enhances both horse and rider performance in a variety of equestrian disciplines.
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