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Lincoln Stud, nestled in the Surrey countryside, is recruiting an apprentice to work across livery and training activities. You will receive full training toward a Level 2 Equine Groom Apprenticeship or Level Senior Groom, with ongoing mentoring and EPA assessment. A friendly, community-focused team supports your development and future careers in the equine industry.
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34-37.5 hrs per week – 7.5hr day, 1 hr lunch, 2 x 15min tea break,
Nestled in the beautiful Surrey countryside, Lincoln Stud is a professional yet welcoming livery and training yard offering expert horse care, competition production, and rider coaching in a relaxed, community-focused environment.Founded by BHSI-qualified rider and coach Michaela Tomlinson, Lincoln Stud has grown into a trusted base for horse owners and riders across Surrey and the South of England. The yard combines high-standard facilities with a friendly atmosphere where horses and people alike can thrive.Lincoln Stud provides a variety of livery options and bespoke training packages for horses at all stages, from young horses being produced for competition to those enjoying a quieter routine. Horses benefit from expert, consistent care and a calm environment where their individual needs are prioritised.Michaela and her small team produce and compete horses on behalf of owners, maintaining clear communication and transparency throughout. Whether schooling, competing, or simply keeping horses fit and happy, the emphasis is always on reliability, quality, and welfare.
We are recruiting for a caring individual who is seeking to start a career working with horses. The individual will be keen to learn and enjoy dealing with a wide range of horses. You will join a fun knowledgeable team who will help you to develop your skills and equip you for a wide range of future roles.
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