The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Evaluate horse sport opportunities
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Identify and analyse competitive performance horse sports and their governing body structures Completed |
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Develop business goals for participating in performance horse sports Completed |
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Determine the suitability of horse breeds for performance horse sports Completed |
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Complete horse suitability check for nominated horses, and assess risks associated with the horse and/or sport event Completed |
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Apply relevant rules, regulations and responsibilities related to training and competing performance horses
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Identify the relevant discipline and government rules and regulations pertaining to the training and competing of performance horses Completed |
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Implement and comply with the identified training and competitor regulations and obligations Completed |
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Implement and comply with the relevant regulations and obligations relating to security of premises, horses and medications Completed |
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Implement and comply with the relevant regulations relating to animal welfare, biosecurity and safe handling and riding practices Completed |
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Organise performance horse transport
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Select sport-specific transport methods according to individual horse needs and workplace requirements Completed |
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Develop transportation strategy within legislative responsibilities and codes of practice requirements Completed |
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Organise timely and safe transportation of horses Completed |
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Manage horse presentation for competition
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Determine the appropriate presentation requirements for the sport or competition Completed |
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Select and maintain tack and equipment to meet competition requirements Completed |
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Implement a strategy to prepare and present horses Completed |
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Perform the competition day duties of a trainer and/or competitor
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Organise staff to assist with competition and travelling Completed |
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Use effective communication skills when dealing with competition staff and event personnel Completed |
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Compete or support competitor in showing or competing horses within the rules and regulations of the discipline Completed |
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Organise the care of horses before and after competitions Completed |
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Comply with competition procedures, rules and regulations
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Identify and comply with competition entry and participation criteria to ensure compliance with the rules of entry and competition Completed |
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Identify the functions of judges and officials at competitions, and communicate relevant details to staff Completed |
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Comply with sport drug, medication and withholding rules for horses Completed |
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Present horses for drug testing according to competition procedures, rules and regulations Completed |
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Participate in protests, inquiries and appeals
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Gather, organise and present relevant information for a protest, inquiry and appeal Completed |
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Observe and comply with the rights, responsibilities, rules and regulations of protests, inquiries and/or appeals Completed |
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