Western rider

About the position:

My name is Erika Metroka and I’m the Equine Director at Village Creek Bible Camp, I am currently looking for summer staff for our equine program which provides eight horsemanship camps at different CHA levels as well as trail rides, riding lessons, and pony rides to general campers at all our camps running from May 31st - August 17th with our staff training starting on May 20th. To apply, simply fill out an application on our website and under “What position do you hope to serve in this summer?” write “Wrangler/Riding Instructor” Village Creek Bible Camp | JOBS. Wrangler/Riding Instructor Qualifications: 18 years of age ( we also take assistant wranglers at age 16 and 17) Current CPR and First Aid Certification (will provide during staff training week) Know how to catch/groom/saddle/and bridle a horse Be able to confidently ride a horse at a walk/trot/canter Willingness to teach campers with patience and joy Willingness to grow in your horsemanship and teaching skills Willingness to accept supervision Ability to view your fellow instructors as the body of Christ and work with forgiveness and unity Have a sincere love for Christ and demonstrate a consistent walk with God Wrangler/Riding Instructor Specific Responsibilities: (all jobs may be assigned or reassigned as needed) Catching, Feeding, grooming, saddling, and bridling horses Make sure horses are fed and watered during use Make sure water is available for the horses in the pasture Teach riding lessons for youth camps, family camps, and for little dudes Prepare lesson plans Lead trail rides Facilitate pony rides Follow safety procedures laid out in horsemanship manual concerning lessons, trail riding, and emergencies Clearly state and enforce, horse area rules at all times Be a Godly and responsible role model for students and co-workers by teaching Godly principles and making wise and responsible decisions during the whole summer in and out of the horse area. Remove manure from hitching rail and arena Report maintenance issues to the horse program director Report any safety concerns Maintain tack by cleaning and oiling Straighten up horse area at the end of the day Make sure equipment is put away neatly and properly Assist in baling and stacking hay as needed

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