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Home /News/Haddon shortlisted for two prestigious national awards

Haddon shortlisted for two prestigious National Awards

16th February 2016
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We are delighted that BGA sponsors, Haddon Training, have been nominated for two prestigous National Awards.

The BGA prides itself in working with businesses who share the same ethos and passion for the equestrian industry. Haddon Training is an Ofsted Grade One training provider who specialise in delivering work-based Apprenticeships in Horse Care, Animal Care and Business.

Haddon Training has been shortlisted for the TES FE Awards and the Apprenticeship 4 England Awards; two prestigious Awards in the Further Education Sector. It is a great honour to be recognised for two separate awards and it is a clear endorsement of Haddon Training’s approach, innovative delivery method and total commitment to filling the skills gap across all the sectors that we work in.

“To be shortlisted in two national awards makes me so proud of the whole team at Haddon Training. We are a niche training provider that strives to raise the standards of the industries in which we deliver qualifications. It is very humbling to know that the company, who delivered their first qualification 19 years ago, has now been shortlisted for two prestigious awards in the Further Education sector” explanied Chris Hewlett, Managing Director of Haddon Training and Chair of the BGA.

TES FE Awards

The renowned TES FE Awards celebrate and reward the dedication and expertise of the people and teams who continue to make a significant contribution to improving the skill levels of young people and adult learners. The awards are open to anyone working in the UK FE sector.

Haddon Training has been Shortlisted for the TES FE Training Provider of the Year Award! The winners of the eleven TES FE Award categories will be revealed on April 22nd at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London.

Apprenticeship 4 England Awards

The Apprenticeship 4 England Awards recognise and reward Training Providers and Employers who are dedicated to delivering quality Apprenticeships.

In 2015 Haddon Training won The Apprenticeship 4 England Training Provider of the Year Small Prime Award, this was the first Further Education accolade that the company had won. Due to the company’s growth, this year Haddon Training entered the Training Provider of the Year Medium Prime Award category and has been announced as a Finalist. Gold, Silver, Bronze and Highly Commended awards will be presented to all finalists at the Gala Dinner on the evening of Thursday 25th Feb at the Emirates Stadium, London.

 Locally Haddon Training has made it to the next stage of the Wiltshire Business Awards in the Small Business of the Year category. The company is invited to attend a ‘Meet the Judges Evening’ before the judges select the finalists in each category.

To find out mroe about Haddon Training and the excellent work they do simply click here. 



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  • Hunting
  • Lunging
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  • Stunt Riding
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  • Public Liability – this is a separate insurance policy - the Freelance Groom Liability Insurance
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