
Intern Who Wants To Learn How To Use Music As A Teaching Strategy In Basic Horsemanship Lessons
Brigadoon Farm, Alvin, Texas, USA
- Pay
- $200 to $300 week
- Work Type
- Permanent
- Work Time
- Full-time
- Live-In
- Live-In Required
- Bring Own Horse
- Training Available
- Non-Smoker
- Dates
- from today to Wednesday, 16 September 2026
- Job No
- 443382
- Status
- Looking
- Updated
- 06/09/2026
- Expires
- in 3 months
- Views
- 20
Looking for an intern who can sing well and play a guitar. The intern will be taught how to compose and utilize music which helps the student learn basic horsemanship strategies. As the intern learns more about strategies involved it is hoped that they will eventually become a permanent part of our team.
Requirements
Should be able to play a guitar, sing well, and learn how to compose songs to fit the specifications of our horsemanship program.
Required Key Skills
People SkillsAccommodation
On-site private housing including utilities, wifi, living area, dining area, kitchen, bath, shower, and more
Job Benefits
On-site private housing including utilities and an opportunity to learn about training horses and people of all ages and abilities
- Employer No
- 278898
- Website
- http://www.brigadoon-farm.org
Equestrian Employer Details
Brigadoon Farm specializes in raising, training, showing, & selling reining & cutting bred horses. Facilities include covered arena, covered round pen, reining track, & cutting pen. Services include clinics, lessons, day camps, & internships. Most of the horses being used in our program have been born here as have their mothers and grandmothers. Nearly all have been sired by cutting or reining, million dollar sires such as Wimpys Little Step, Gallo Del Cielo, SG Frozen Enterprize, Others have been sired by up and coming producing stallions such as Yellow Jersey, Starjac Vintage, & Wranglin In Chex, Though the back of the farm overlooks 1000s of acres, the front of the farm is conveniently located within walking distance of Chillis, Olive Garden, Home Depot, Office Depot, & Walmart. We do not train nor board outside horses & are also involved in an equine jobs for youth program developed to help young adults both with & without learning disabilities find employment with horses.