Marietta Riding Academy

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Hiring 3 positions! Assistant trainer/am barn help/working students.
I’m looking for someone to teach beginner lessons as I will be losing my awesome assistant. The applicant must work well with children and their parents. Must have great communication skills. Must have an understanding of equitation and starting beginners. This is a super easy and fun job that pays very well for part time work. The assistant trainer will need to possess trainers insurance too. I can help you with that. I need a committed and happy person for this position.

2. I need morning barn help: must have experience, no exceptions. 2-3 hours, working interview to demonstrate your skills will be required. This pays above all other barns in the area and is a very simple part time job. Must be able to work Wednesday am’s to start.

3. Looking to add a couple of working students from 14-18 after school, m-f. A working student is an un paid position. A working student gains experience in a very active lesson, training and show barn. They learn the ins and outs of management, care, basic first aid, tack, equipment, maintenance, course design, assist with lesson students typical and non typical etc. This is a great opportunity to learn responsibility and work ethic while being in a super fun environment and their happy place! I’m always happy to write reference letters for jobs, college applications, give volunteer hours, extra rides and if they want to take lessons and show I will take them to shows and waive my fees. They may earn their High School Letter too! The biggest perk though is a safe and fun place to spend time after school with nice kids and adults that share the same passion! We are all just a bunch of horse geeks!

If you are interested in any of these positions please text me at:

302-750-3309

Do not pm me as I won’t see it.

Thank-You!
Jenn Buck

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