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RECERTIFICATION:

 

CHA Instructors:

For current CHA instructors -- the following forms are needed every three years with a $55 recertification fee and 25 hours of continuing education.

:: Instructor Recertification Form

:: Instructor Recertification CEC

 

CHA Clinic Staff:

For current CHA Clinic Staff - the following forms are needed every three years with a $55 recertification fee, 25 hours of continuing education and current CPR and First Aid cards.

:: Clinic Staff Recertification Form

:: Clinic Staff Recertification Health Sheet

:: Clinic Staff Recertification CEC

 

Examples that count towards these continuing education requirements for recertification:

1. The CHA International Conference – attend this event and get the full 25 hours needed

2. CHA Regional Conferences – click here to find those in your area - http://www.cha-ahse.org/regions.htm

3. 2009 Adequan®/USDF National Symposium; December 5-6, 2009 in Austin, TX.

Communication – A Two-Way System of Understanding; expressing the importance of a signal system that eases the communication between horse and rider.

"This is of great importance for riders in all stages, amateurs as well as professionals, and is something that we all need to work at every single day to improve our riding and performance," says Jan Brink, featured presenter at this year’s symposium. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see Jan as he talks about communication between horse and rider. Please visit the USDF website at www.usdf.org for complete details.

 

Platinum Performance/USDF Adult Clinic Series
Internationally renowned judge and competitor Charlotte Bredahl-Baker leads the Quest of the Pyramid. This auditor based clinic series combines live riders and lecture to help gain a better understanding of the pyramid of training. Please visit the USDF website at www.usdf.org to find a clinic near you. The clinic series starts in October and runs through March 2011.

4. Any horse expo near you, such as the Equine Affaire in CA, OH and MA each year -- www.equineaffaire.com/

5. Visiting your local feed store for presentations from feed representatives, local vet or farrier talks, taking a speech course or other non-horse related course that would help you with your teaching.

6. Other breed and discipline association annual conferences.

7. Taking riding lessons or attending clinics with different equine professionals.

 

First expo created just for the trail rider:

November 14-16, 2008

Santa Barbara, California

www.trailblazerfestival.us