how to become a usef course designer

by Alice Bernier 5 min read

This is the first step on the road to becoming a course designer, which has three levels of designation through the USEF (“r” for Preliminary and below, “R” for Intermediate, and “S” for Advanced). A prospective designer must attend a Course Design Training Session before beginning the next required step, which is an apprenticeship.

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What is the role of the course designer?

form, which the course designer will complete and submit directly to the USEF following the competition Prior to application, all applicants for “r” status must have attended an USEF Hunter Course Design Clinic. Registered (R) status: a. Hold a Recorded ‘r’ Hunter Course Designer’s license for at least two years (24 months) b.

How do I apply to become a USEF member?

form, which the course designer will complete and submit directly to the USEF following the competition Prior to application, all applicants for “r” status must have attended an USEF Hunter Course Design Clinic. Registered (R) status: a. Hold a Recorded ‘r’ Hunter Course Designer’s license for at least two years (24 months) b.

What is a good course design?

Jan 11, 2017 · Eventing officials including judges, technical delegates (TD), course designers (CD), and jumping course designers are licensed by the USEF at the recorded (r), Registered (R), Senior (S) and FEI levels. The USEA sponsored Training Sessions, followed by a final exam, are required for the “r”, “R” and “S” licenses.

What is a Level 1 course in course design?

Although the procedures for becoming a United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) licensed course designer are outlined in the rulebook under Chapter 10 this guideline may help eliminate any confusion regarding the process. Enrollment into Program: To be eligible to apply for enrollment into the ‘r’ Jumper Course Designer Program

Licensed Officials' Education

The US Equestrian Licensed Officials Department works to create engaging and interactive learning experiences to help prepare licensed officials for the ever-changing world of equestrian sports.

Clinic Schedule

The Upcoming Clinic Schedule, provides the clinic offerings provided by the USEF, FEI and Recognized Affiliates. Dates, locations and links to the clinics are available on the calendar for ease of access.

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Application Deadlines

  • Deadlines for submitting complete applications for review by the Licensed Officials Committee: 1. April 2022 meeting deadline: March 7, 2022 2. August 2022 meeting deadline: June 21, 2022
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Would You Like to Become A USEF Licensed Official?

  • Please review theUS Equestrian Licensed Officials Policies and Proceduresdocument for detailed licensing requirements before starting any application requirements. All applicants must start an online licensed official application before starting the licensing process. If you complete any requirements prior to starting an online application those requirements will not count. Please se…
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Helpful Tips

  1. Read the US Equestrian Licensed Officials Policies and Procedures
  2. Review this PowerPointon how to apply for a license through the online portal
  3. Email or call the Licensed Officals Department with any questions (loinquiry@usef.orgor 859-258-2472)
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Would You Like to Become An Fei Licensed Official?

  • Please review the FEI Licensing Information documentfor detailed licensing requirements before starting any application requirements. Apprentice evaluation forms, exam rubrics, and other licensing forms are located below under the "Forms and Publications" section. You can filter the relevant documents by selecting the Category drop down and selecting the type of license you a…
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Fei License Applications

  • Please note that for FEI licensing: 1. Effective June 1, 2019, applicants for FEI Driving, Endurance, Eventing, Reining, or Veterinarian licenses may attend an FEI course at any time throughout the application process. Applicants for FEI Dressage, Jumping, and Vaulting licenses must attend the FEI course as the last step. Please contact the Licensed Officials Department at loinquiry@usef.…
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