This advanced diploma begins with a detailed exploration of horse anatomy and physiology, focusing on the skeletal, muscular, digestive, respiratory, and cardiovascular systems to build a strong foundational understanding. The module on horse healthcare and veterinary management delves into routine health checks, vaccination schedules, and first aid techniques to ensure students are prepared to handle common health concerns and emergencies. The course also emphasizes grooming and show preparation, teaching advanced coat care, mane and tail maintenance, and clipping techniques to ensure horses are presented impeccably for shows and competitions. Learners will gain expertise in equine nutrition and feeding practices, covering the nutritional needs of horses across life stages and activity levels, types of feed and supplements, and diet monitoring strategies. Further modules on horse housing and facilities management highlight stable design, hygiene, and biosecurity measures to maintain optimal living conditions. Advanced training methods provide insights into discipline-specific training, behavioral modification, and performance enhancement techniques, while equine reproduction and foal care guide learners through breeding practices, prenatal care, and neonatal management. The curriculum also includes equine business management, offering lessons in marketing, financial planning, legal considerations, and customer relations. A dedicated module on communication and interpersonal skills prepares students to interact effectively with clients and professionals in the equine industry. Finally, the practical training and experience module ensures learners can apply their theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios, providing hands-on opportunities in stable management, horse handling, and exercise routines.