The Equine Intimate Health training is entirely self-paced, allowing you to study around your existing commitments.

Most students take between 6 to 12 months to complete the course at a comfortable pace. You are able to complete the course much faster by dedicating more time to learning the content each week.

You can log in at any time that suits you, and assignments are marked promptly to help keep you motivated and moving forward.

Yes, upon successful completion of the Equine Intimate Health training you will receive a fully externally accredited certificate .

This certificate is accredited by UKRS and can be used as evidence to attain professional business insurance. (full company details provided) to begin offering the service to paying clients.

Yes, after completing the Equine Intimate Health Training, you will be able to:

✅ Provide the service to paying clients,
✅ Apply for practitioner insurance (subject to the insurer’s terms)

— as long as you follow the legal and professional requirements in your country or region.

The course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence needed to deliver equine intimate health services professionally and legally.

Upon completion, you'll receive a certificate that can support insurance applications with the UK’s leading insurer (KBIS).

You'll learn through a combination of structured, easy-to-follow materials designed to suit all learning styles. The Equine Intimate Health training includes:

🟤 Written Modules – Detailed lessons covering anatomy, hygiene, common issues, and best practices for equine intimate care.
🟤 Video Tutorials (coming soon)– Step-by-step demonstrations to visually guide you through safe and effective techniques.
🟤 Quizzes & Assessments – To check your understanding and reinforce key knowledge as you progress.
🟤 Downloadable Resources – Practical tools, checklists, and guides to support your work in the field.
🟤 Ongoing Tutor Support – Ask questions and get guidance from a qualified practitioner throughout the course.
🟤 Self-Paced Learning – Access your course anytime, anywhere, and work through it at a speed that suits you.

You will be assessed through a combination of the following:

1. Written Assignments – Short question and answer sections at the end of each module to test your understanding of the material. These will cover both theoretical and practical aspects of equine intimate health.

2. Case Studies – You may be asked to analyse case studies or real-world scenarios to demonstrate your ability to apply the knowledge you've gained. This helps ensure you can transfer learning into practical situations.

3. Practical Assessments – Depending on the final assessment method you choose, you might need to submit video evidence demonstrating your technique and understanding of intimate health practices on a live equine subject (with appropriate permissions and guidance). Or in-person practical assessment fully supported and guided by your tutor.

4. Final Exam – A comprehensive practical demonstration that will cover all aspects of the course. This will be the main assessment to confirm your readiness to offer the service professionally. This is offered both virtually and in-person - You choose!

5. Ongoing Feedback – Throughout the course, you'll receive feedback from tutors, which can help you refine your skills and knowledge.

All assessments are designed to ensure you’re equipped to provide high-quality services to horses, with a focus on safety and professionalism.

Once completed you will be able to build on your theoretical knowledge with additional practical experience as you develop within the industry.

To successfully complete the Equine Intimate Health Diploma, you'll need the following:

1. Access to a Computer or Mobile Device – To access online course materials, videos, quizzes, and other resources. A reliable internet connection is essential.

2. Basic Knowledge of Horses – While the course will cover everything you need to know, having a foundational understanding of equine care will be helpful. You will need to be confident and competent at handling horses.

3. Access to Equines for Practical Learning – If practical assessments require you to demonstrate techniques, you will need access to horses for practice (this could be your own horses or those you have written permission to work with).

4. A Willingness to Learn and Practice – Dedication to following the course, engaging with all modules, and practicing your skills to ensure competency.

5. Basic Equine Care Equipment – While the course will guide you on specific kit creation, you will need an up to standard safety hat for your practical assessment as well as adequate closed toe boots.

To complete the Equine Intimate Health training, no prior specialised experience is required.

We specialise in teaching those new to the industry.

However, having some basic equine care experience will be beneficial and therefore being confident handling horses is a specific requirement to undertake the course.

1. Basic Horse Care Knowledge – Understanding general equine care, such as grooming, feeding, and handling, will make learning the specific intimate health aspects easier. If you’re familiar with horses and their needs, you'll be able to apply this knowledge in a more focused way.

2. Comfort Around Horses – Experience with being around and handling horses is key, as you'll need to feel confident and safe working with them during the course.

3. Interest in Equine Health – A genuine interest in equine welfare and health will drive your learning and understanding throughout the course.

While prior specialised knowledge is not necessary, the course is designed to build your skills from the ground up. If you're already involved in equine care, you’ll find that your existing experience will give you a huge advantage.

The course is structured to guide you through every essential step.

The course is non-refundable as access to all online content is provided upon registration/purchase.