Training is one of CENRE's essential tools for driving professionalisation, innovation and knowledge transfer in the equine sector.
With a practical, applied approach, CENRE promotes training activities and partnerships aimed at professionals, students, livestock breeders, vets, technicians, riders, associations and organisations linked to the horse. Its aim is to facilitate access to specialist knowledge, create opportunities for updating skills and foster connections between the sector's experience, research and the new needs of the equestrian sector.
The training offer is structured through courses, conference days, work placements and teaching materials, with content related to breeding, reproduction, genetics, animal welfare, handling, management, innovation and the conservation of equine heritage.
Courses →
The Courses area brings together the training activities aimed at strengthening the technical and professional skills of the equine sector: specialist courses, continuing education, capacity-building programmes, training for working professionals and proposals aimed at new profiles wishing to join the equestrian field.
The content covers subjects such as equine reproduction, handling, animal welfare, genetics, breeding, farm management, animal health, breed conservation, applied technologies and innovation.
Rider training and professional certifications (in Spanish) →
Conference days →
CENRE's conference days are meeting, outreach and professional development events aimed at sharing knowledge and generating debate on the equine sector's main challenges. They connect the sector's practical experience with scientific knowledge, technological innovation and professionals' needs.
Through conferences, seminars, technical panels, sector meetings and demonstration activities, subjects such as reproduction, animal welfare, animal health, genetics, digitalisation, sustainable management, business management, biosecurity and breed conservation are addressed.
Work placements →
CENRE promotes practical learning through collaboration with universities, colleges, vocational training centres and academic institutions linked to the equine sector. Work placements allow students to become part of a real technical environment and gain first-hand knowledge of how a reference organisation operates.
The aim is to train new professional profiles, foster knowledge transfer between academia and the productive sector, and introduce students to areas such as handling, reproduction, genetic conservation, animal health care, management, welfare and applied innovation.
Work placements and dual training at Yeguada Cartuja (in Spanish) →
Teaching materials →
This section brings together guides, documents, presentations, videos, conference materials, publications and supporting content for professionals, students, associations and interested organisations.
