Originally posted by palmitoI am please to be here, my english is very poor, I left the studies since too many years, but I am not the only french in line, I hope I will rejoice by many more!
Originally posted by MacStripeygreat idea for a topic
as for me, there is no direct translation of my job into English.
Horse breeder would be closest to it, I think. My family runs a stud since almost 20 years, and I've been involved in horse riding, coach driving and breeding horses since I was 12 years old.
7 years ago I became a professional horse breeder and rider, getting the regular education as a trainee etc.
Since then, I've been working on our stud. Feeding the horses, working on the meadows, doing farm business, raising the foals until they're grown-up, then ride them or drive them in front of a coach. I also drive wedding coaches with our horses. And I teach lessons to horse riders and coach drivers, train them on a regular daily or weekly basis.
Right now, I'm in the middle of numerous exams for my master degree. By the end of May, should I pass, I will have the official permission to run my own business and educate trainees. And I will inherit the family stud then.
So... this is what I do
Originally posted by easports43[..]
I think Harry did as well....
Originally posted by Elisai wok in an animal shelter for dogs and cast. I'm the head of the dogs department, taking care of them, training them and then find new homes for them.
I also studying for dog behavourist (i don't know if its the right translation, but some sort of therapist for dogs who have problems so they don't fit well in the society.)