From Breaking-In to Competition
From Breaking-In to Competition
Duration : 10 months
Tuition fees: €4,500 per year
Our training programmes aim to establish and strengthen the mechanisms of cooperation between humans and horses in their work together. Three École Blondeau Certificates recognise the different stages of learning, with the third level corresponding to training in the Blondeau Method.
Whether you are an equestrian professional, an amateur rider or a leisure rider, your horse must first receive a sound education before learning the specific skills required for its future career. It must develop the essential foundations for working with humans and become familiar with everyday activities: accepting routine care, loading and unloading from a horsebox, and entering starting stalls. It must also learn to move at all three paces in response to human requests.
All our training programmes are structured around this principle of cooperation between horse and human at work.
In October 2016, the École Blondeau initiated a research programme in collaboration with INRAE (the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment) and the Normandy Region. Led by research director Jocelyne Porcher, the programme, known as CHEVALEDUC, focuses on developing innovative and effective approaches to the education and training of young horses. Its aim is to improve the safety of equestrian professionals while taking into account the physical and mental health of horses in their working activities.
The École Blondeau is a training organisation certified under the QUALIOPI and QUALICERT quality certification schemes.
Information about our service certifications
QUALICERT service certification has been awarded under the following category: "Certified Commitments for the Training of Agricultural Professionals – RE/VIV/04".
QUALIOPI quality certification has been awarded for the following category: "Training Activities".
Accessibility for people with disabilities:
Individual support and adjustments may be considered for people with disabilities, depending on their circumstances.
Our training centre is classified as an ERP (Établissement Recevant du Public), an establishment open to the public under French regulations.
Disability Support Coordinator: Sophie Barreau
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From Breaking-In to Competition
Duration : 10 months
Tuition fees: €4,500 per year
Blondeau Method
Duration : 10 months
Training fee: €6,720
Teaching Young Horses from the Ground
Duration : 10 months
Training fee: €3,150
Seeking the Cooperation of the Horse at Work
Duration : 5 days
Training fee: €875
Training à la carteBlondeau Method training Diploma Course Blondeau Label