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  • Tyrone Farming Society Bursary

    Date published: 5 July 2016

    CAFRE, Enniskillen Campus would like to thank Tyrone Farming Society for their continued support for equine students over the last academic year. Representatives of Tyrone Farming Society have continued to support the campus by being present on Careers day and by attending our graduation day.

    Jessica Hobson, Banbridge, being presented with her bursary by Tyrone Farming Society.

    Annually, Tyrone Farming Society awards a bursary to one lucky Enniskillen Campus student. This year’s recipient was Jessica Hobson from Banbridge, a first year student on the Foundation Degree in Equine Management. In order to win the Tyrone Farming Bursary, Jessica had to obtain top grade in an assignment on ‘The Equine Stud Calendar’ which was linked with her Breeding and Stud Practices module. On winning the bursary Jessica said: “I am so grateful to the Tyrone Farming Society for providing me with this generous bursary. CAFRE provides me with so many options for the future, but College can be expensive, therefore this bursary will go a long way to supporting me through this academic year.”

    Enniskillen Campus would like to thank in particular Mr Edwin Cartwright, Mr John Chambers and Ms Anne McDermott of the Tyrone Farming Society for their continued support.

    For further information on the equine courses offered at Enniskillen Campus, check out our website on www.cafre.ac.uk, follow us at DiscoverCAFRE on Facebook or come along to our Careers Advice evening on 25 August at 7pm.

    By Gayle Moane, Equine Lecturer, CAFRE, Enniskillen Campus

    Notes to editors:

    1. All media enquiries to DAERA Press Office, pressoffice.group@daera-ni.gov.uk or tel: 028 9052 4619

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