Perhaps you see yourself teaching riding, or training horses, or running your own business. You will need either private funding or local authority funding both to cover the cost of tuition and your living costs. College courses usually offer a good standard of teaching and facilities, as well as the opportunity to study additional subjects - such as business management. Most offer at least some 'practical' content, but you will also spend quite a lot of time in the classroom. You will also need some academic ability.
Many colleges have internet sites - find useful links HERE .
These courses may be tailored to your individual needs, or be a standard three or six month course. For the latter, you will need to have a reasonable amount of experience and will usually be required to attend for an assessment, or provide some evidence of your ability. You may live in or out, and the cost will usually be upwards of 2,500 for a three month course. Some Training Centres have web sites, and you'll find links HERE . Where to Train Guide is on-line HERE .