from
Wellington,
Ohio
...
with
her
Draft
cross
-
"Merlin"
working
toward
USDF instructor
certification
Jaime
Lockard
2001 INTERNSHIP
from
Greenville,
NC
...
with
"Field
Mouse"
doing
an
internship
at
ROMRA;
wants
to
pursue
a
degree
in
equine
science
Mihran
Dulgeroglu
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE PROGRAM
from
Istanbul,
TURKEY
...
with
"My
Destiny"
doing
an
apprenticeship
at
ROMRA; plans
to
return
to
TURKEY
as
an
instructor
of
classical
riding;
with
the
goal
of
establishing
classical
riding and
jumping
programs that
are
open
to
the
general
public
Pablo McConnie-Saad INTERN
/ Junior Apprentice
PUERTO RICANfrom
Philadelphia, PA
... with "Sebastian"
gaining education in
classical riding / training
to improve riding skills
Matthew
Oppedahl JUNIOR
APPRENTICE
from
Fort
Dodge,
Iowa
...
with
"August
Sun"
working
toward
USDF instructor
certification
Iris
Moore 2001
INTERNSHIP
from
Chicago,
IL
...
with
"Marika"
furthering
education;
working
toward
USDF
instructor
certification
Benjamin
Delatte
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE PROGRAM
from
Brussels,
BELGIUM
...
with
"Edelweiss"
2002 internship
at
ROMRA
to
improve
his
classical
riding
skills
Equestrian Program:
Instructed riding hours per student
:
Professional Apprentice Program:
3 hours of formal instruction from 7:AM to
10:AM ,
5 days per week with supervised riding instruction
ongoing from 10:AM to 6:PM
Average lecture class size:
from 7 to 10 students
Average riding class size:
from 4 to 7 students
Certificates or degrees offered:
Riding Instructor Certification of
.
Length of the equestrian program:
Continuing Education - through Grand Prix Dressage;
depending on level of advancement at onset
...
as
well
as talent / ability
What is the term length?
Periods of instruction are set up on a monthly basis
RIDING
INSTRUCTOR
CERTIFICATION
: We
prepare
those
who
are
interested
in
becoming
professional
riding
instructors
to
take
the
USDF
and
BHS
certification
exams.
also
offers
certification
by Robert
O.
Mayer,
B.H.S.I.,
FN. for
those
who
desire
to
become
specialized
in
classical
dressage
instruction
and
training
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
PROGRAM
:
Those
students
coming
from
other
countries
who
desire
to
train at
may
want
to
consider
a
"foreign
exchange"
program.
Arrangements
can
be
made
for
you
to
stay
in
the
UNITED STATES
for
extended
periods
of
time
in
order
to
pursue
equestrian
studies.
For
more
information
:
visithttp://ca.cainc.org/...
or
... contact
for
exchange
information.
Be
sure
to
mention
the
APPRENTICE
PROGRAM at
in
your
correspondence
with
our
Exchange
Contact.
Contact
us
at
dressage@romra.com
for
more
information
or
call (412)
767
-
4902
for
more
information.
also
offers
certification
by 
