Vocational Program

At Equi-Ed, our Vocational Program is specifically designed for students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), focusing on building essential skills for future employment and independence. The program emphasizes areas such as task completion, following multi-step directions, workplace safety, communication, teamwork, and time management. Students engage in hands-on activities that align with their vocational IEP goals, offering real-world experience in a supportive environment that fosters personal and professional growth.

Vocational Sessions

Weekly Sessions are offered on Mondays & Thursdays

Price: $100 per class

Reimbursable by Regional Center under “social recreational activities” if you are affiliated

3:30-4:30 or 4:00-5:00

No Class

Winter Vacation (Dec. 20 - January 5, 2025)

Animal Care and Management

Students learn essential skills in grooming, feeding, and maintaining the well-being of the horses. This includes understanding horse behavior, practicing safety measures, and developing routines that promote responsibility and empathy.

Facility Maintenance

Students participate in the upkeep of the barn and surrounding areas. Tasks may include cleaning stalls, organizing equipment, and maintaining the cleanliness of common areas. This work helps build skills in task completion, organization, and teamwork.

Workplace Safety and Procedures

Emphasizing the importance of safety in an equestrian environment, students are trained to follow protocols, use equipment properly, and recognize potential hazards. This focus area helps build awareness and promotes a safe working environment.

Communication and Social Skills

Through interactions with peers, instructors, and horses, students develop communication skills, both verbal and non-verbal. They practice giving and receiving instructions, collaborating on tasks, and building confidence in their ability to work within a team.

Program Acceptance Process

Complete the program interest form below, and a member of our team will contact you to discuss the next steps in the enrollment process.

Before finalizing acceptance into our program, we kindly request:

Meet each potential participant in person
Review a copy of their most recent IEP

This helps us ensure we have the necessary support in place to meet the unique needs of all participants.

Once accepted, our team will assess whether a parent/guardian will need to remain on-site during initial sessions to further support the student's success.

Interested in participating?

Please complete this form, and we will reach out to you!

Not sure about something? Questions?

info@equied.org