Coaching
Please see below the current British Showjumping Coaching Certificate (BSCC) courses and assessments for 2026. Also over the next few months we have a variety of events planned to support your coaching development, please see the details below.
To book or for further information please contact sportteam@britishshowjumping.co.uk
To book or for further information please contact sportteam@britishshowjumping.co.uk
Area 26 (Leicestershire)
BSCC Level 2 Course
25/08/26 - 10/11/26
Venue:
National Training Centre
Contact:
Sport Team
Information:
Online 1 – 25th August 6:30-8pm.
Workshops 1&2 – 7th & 8th September.
Online 2 – 29th September 6:30 - 8pm
Workshops 3&4 – 12th & 13th October
Workshops 5&6 – 9th & 10th November
Online
The Five Domains in Practice
21/10/26 - 21/10/26
Venue:
Online
Contact:
Sport Team
Instructor:
Rebecca Boulert
Information:
Online – 21st October 7-8pm.
How can horse management improve performance? In this session, Rebecca Boulert from World Horse Welfare will explore the research behind the globally recognised framework for promoting horse welfare and its impact on performance. Rebecca will also cover how to apply the model in your role as a coach and tools you can use to work with riders.
https://horsemonkey.com/uk/equestrian_event/91437/The+Five+Domains+in+Practice
Working with an Animal Clinical Behaviourist: A Guide for Coaches
19/11/26 - 19/11/26
Venue:
Online
Contact:
Sport Team
Information:
Online - 19th November 7-8pm. Have you worked with a horse where you ran out of options? Or a horse with ability who struggled with the competition environment?
This session will explore the role of the Animal Clinical Behaviourist and how they can work as part of the support team to improve welfare and performance.
https://horsemonkey.com/uk/equestrian_event/92043/Working+with+a+Clinical+Behaviourist%3A+A+Guide+for+Coaches
The Competitive Edge: Understanding the Equine Mind
10/12/26 - 10/12/26
Venue:
Online
Contact:
Sport Team
Instructor:
Anna Haines
Information:
Online - 10th December 7-8pm.
Do you ever wonder what a horse is thinking? Or why they spook at an object which has been there for weeks?
In this session Equine Behaviourist Anna Haines will explore the latest scientific research on how horses see the world, how they communicate and its relevance to training and competition.
https://horsemonkey.com/uk/equestrian_event/92044/The+Competitive+Edge%3A+Understanding+the+Equine+Mind