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Would you like to work with horses? Choosing an undergraduate training programme in this field is the obvious first step towards a rewarding, and productive career with those majestic creatures. Equine Studies is the process of learning the skills and understanding that are important to the horse industry. No matter if you want to work in agriculture, in racing, or animal welfare, initial training is vital to you growing the necessary professional toolkit to succeed. In fact, working in any of those disciplines can be a highly competitive environment, so ensuring you have a high-level qualification will help you stand out from the crowd. Search for horse-related courses online now on Whichcollege.ie.
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