Step On Track Programme
The Step On Track Programme has been developed in response to the underrepresented groups in British racing and aims to engage young people from diverse backgrounds with Britain’s second largest spectator sport, as well as showcasing the varied and exciting career opportunities that it can provide.
Qualification
Duration
Study type
What you’ll do
Those that join the programme will have access to a number of events and activities rolling throughout the year including insight days, industry trips, networking, careers support and much more.
If you would like to apply for this programme or know someone who might be interested, please get in touch with Sean Simara, Programme Coordinator, ssimara@britishhorseracing.com or simply fill out the application form here.
This will be the first part of the programme seeing the sport up close. We will host you for the day where you will explore your options in the sport. See and hear from people working in it and much more. We also plan to have a day in the British Horseracing Authority Head Office in Central London.
We plan to host a day at a London based racecourse in October 2024 so please register your interest today
Who you’ll work with
A various mix of industry people and plenty of networking opportunities.
Here is the link to the online brochure last year so you can get a taste of what happened:
What happened last year?
- Careers in Racing – hear careers stories and find out more about what you could do in the sport of horseracing
- Film and TV Production – Find out more about this area by hearing from Equine Productions, a specialist in producing films for equine-related industries
- Sky Sports Racing – Josh Apiafi, TV presenter, talks about his career and his current role on Sky Sports Racing
- Introduction into Horseracing – find out how the industry works together to make a raceday happen
- Social Media and Marketing – we find out how a racecourse markets big events on social media
- Diversity and Inclusion in the horseracing industry – hear from our Head of Diversity and Inclusion at the BHA and discuss current issues in this area and what you can do to help.
The Step on Track Programme Alumni have gone on to many things. You can read below on what the programme has done for some of the group: