Leading a Sustainable Equine Industry PgCert

<strong>What is special about this course?</strong><br/>Are you ready to lead the way in creating a more sustainable equine industry? Do you have the vision to drive positive change, whether youre in a formal leadership role or not?<br/><br/>Our PgCert Leading a Sustainable Equine Industry is designed for current and aspiring leaders who are ready to make a real difference in the future of the equine world. Whether youre already managing a team or simply passionate about driving positive change, this programme empowers you to step into leadership, formally or informally, with confidence and purpose.<br/><br/>You’ll explore how to navigate the growing pressures of the equine industry, from evolving regulations and heightened societal expectations, to the critical importance of welfare and sustainability. With a strong focus on innovation and adaptability, the programme equips you with the tools to develop creative, forward-thinking solutions for yourself and your organisation.<br/><br/>Importantly, youll have space to reflect on the specific sustainability needs of your own business or practice, and learn how to lead meaningful change that benefits both your organisation and the wider industry. You won’t just learn about leadership, you’ll live it, shaping a more resilient and responsible future for the equine sector.<br/><br/><strong>Special features</strong><br/>◾Online delivery allows you the flexibility to fit your studies around your personal and professional commitments, from any location<br/>◾Focus on the equine industry with a particular opportunity to research sustainability<br/>◾Gain an understanding of effective leadership and management<br/>◾Develop the skills to become an effective leader/manager<br/>◾Learn how to manage change within the industry<br/>◾Grow professionally and personally<br/>◾Improve your confidence, communication, and decision-making<br/><br/><strong>How long will my course last?</strong><br/>◾Part-time (structured): 1 year<br/>◾Part-time (unstructured): 2 years