Equestrians can all agree: working with horses teaches valuable life skills. But when it comes time to pay for the lifestyle we know and love, it can feel hard to translate those hard-earned skills into resume lines that jump off the page.
Never fear, the Paint Horse Journal is here to help. Crack open the pages of the Journal and grab some career tips in “From Horses to Hired.” Not a subscriber? Lucky you, this article is FREE inside the Journal’s digital preview edition, Inside Look. Take a peek, then buy a subscription today!
Read Inside Look for free here!
Read the Journal’s June 2017 Inside Look online to find:
- One FREE story: “From Horses to Hired,” with tips for acing your next job interview using your horse experience.
- APHA Executive Director Billy Smith’s Fresh Paint column; this month he covers the pathways to education, and how Paint Horses help Youth navigate these roads.
- ALL of our colorful advertisers, including those gearing up for the AjPHA Youth World Championship Show
- Classified ads and Stallion Alley to help you find your next sire or prospect.
Then, find even more content exclusively in the print edition of the Paint Horse Journal:
- A spotlight on five former Youth World Show superstars and how they’ve made strides in the horse industry as adults.
- Handy how-tos to polish up your show presentation from the neck up.
- Tips to get your prepared for emergency situations before disaster strikes.
- Everything you need to know about equine eyes in our exciting “horsemastership” Youth education series.
- And so much more! Purchase, renew or extend a Paint Horse Journal subscription today!
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About APHA
The American Paint Horse Association is the world’s second-largest international equine breed association, registering more than a million horses in 59 nations and territories since it was founded in 1962. Its mission is to inspire, nurture, promote and provide meaningful experiences to generations interested in preserving the versatile Paint Horse.