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Monday, March 23 2015 / Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

What is a Working Student in the Horse Industry?

“Working student.” It’s a phrase that is often thrown around in the horse world, but what does it really involve? If you’re questioning whether being a working student is right for you, or even whether you should take a working student on yourself, this information about the world of the working student may help you decide. The Basics of Being a Working Student The exact duties of a working student are a bit hard to describe, since every working student position is different.

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