City & Guilds
Level 2
QN: 600/0256/6
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City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Official qualification regulated by Ofqual, awarded by City & Guilds. Classified as a Vocationally-Related Qualification. Total guided learning hours: 821 hours.
Qualification Level
Level 2
Awarding Body
City & Guilds
Syllabus Units
10 Units
Guided Hours
821 hrs
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Course Syllabus & Study Modules
Complete breakdown of verified curriculum topics and learning objectives.
1
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles of Harness Manufacturing Techniques in the Production Process
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Be able to define harness industry terminology., Know about the stages of the harness breeching, crupper and dock maunfacturing process., Understand the methods and practices of producing a harness breeching, crupper and dock., Understand the techniques for cut and made up measurements., Understand sizes relating to the harness breeching, crupper and dock manufacturing process., Know about waste management and safe disposal of waste., Understand the methods and practices of maintaining tools and equipement used in harness breeching, crupper and dock production process.
2
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles and Practices of using Materials and Fittings in the Manufacture of Saddles
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Identify different types of leather and their suitability for saddle components.
- Explain the importance of using appropriate leather and materials for saddle manufacture.
- Describe the sizes and thicknesses of different parts of a hide.
- Develop a cutting strategy for a range of saddle components.
- Recognise common faults in leather and their implications.
- Recognise common faults in fittings, including the saddle tree.
3
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles of Bridle Manufacturing Techniques in the Production Process
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Define key saddlery industry terminology used in bridle manufacturing.
- Describe the stages of the bridle manufacturing process in sequence.
- Explain the methods and practices used in producing a bridle.
- Apply techniques for cut and made up measurements in bridle production.
- Identify sizes relating to the bridle manufacturing process.
- Explain waste management and safe disposal of waste in a saddlery context.
- Describe methods and practices for maintaining tools and equipment used in bridle production.
4
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles and Practices of using Materials and Fittings in the Manufacture of Bridles
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Know about different types of leather, materials and fittings used in bridle manufacture, Be able to select suitable leather and produce a cutting strategy for a range of bridle components., Know about the sizes of different parts of the hide and their thicknesses., Understand the reasons for using appropriate leather and materials., Know about common faults in leather., Know about the common faults that maybe found in a range of fittings used for bridle manufacture.
5
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles and Practices of Stitching and Making-Up Operations for Harnesses
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Know the names and uses of the different tools needed to stitch a harness breeching, crupper and dock., Know the parts of a harness breeching, crupper and dock and their stitching requirements., Know about different types of threads, Understand the methods, practices and requirements of stitching a harness breeching, crupper and dock., Be able to stitch a harness breeching, crupper and dock., Know the different types of buckles and fittings used in the harness breeching, crupper and dock specification., Understand faults in the stitching of a harness breeching, crupper and dock.
6
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understanding Health and Safety and associated Employer Rights and Responsibilities within the Apparel, Footwear, Leather or Textile Industry
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Know about current the Health and Safety at Work legislation, Know about own responsibilities in the place of work relating to Health and Safety, Know how to use personal protective equipment, Know how to lift and handle heavy loads, Know what action to take in the case of an emergency, Know the organisation’s procedures for responding to accidents, Know about statutory rights and responsibilities in employment, Know where to access information and advice concerning employment, Know about the function of Trade Unions
7
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles and Practices of Stitching and Making-Up Operations for Bridles
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Know the names and uses of the different tools needed to stitch a bridle., Know the parts of a bridle and their stitching requirements., Know about different types of threads., Understand the methods, practices and requirements of stitching bridle components., Be able to stitch bridle components., Know the different types of buckles and fittings used in the bridle specification., Understand faults in the stitching of bridle components.
8
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles of Saddle Manufacturing Techniques in the Production Process
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Define key saddle-making industry terminology accurately.
- Explain the requirements of British Standard BS6635/2003 for saddle trees.
- Describe the stages of the saddle manufacturing process in logical order.
- Compare different methods and practices used in saddle production.
- Apply techniques for creating accurate saddle patterns.
- Assess horse and rider requirements in saddle design and manufacture.
- Explain waste management and safe disposal procedures in a saddlery context.
- Demonstrate methods for maintaining tools and equipment used in saddle production.
9
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles and Practices of using Materials and Fittings in the Manufacture of Harness Components
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Know about different types of leather, materials and fittings used in the manufacture of a harness breeching, crupper and dock., Be able to select suitable leather and produce a cutting strategy for a harness breeching, crupper and dock., Know about the sizes of different parts of the hide and their thicknesses., Understand the reasons for using appropriate leather and materials., Know about common faults in leather., Know about the common faults that maybe found in a range of fittings used for a harness breeching, crupper and dock.
10
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Saddlery
Understand the Principles and Practices of Stitching and Making-up Operations for Saddles
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Identify the names and uses of tools and machines used in saddle stitching.
- Describe the parts of a saddle and their specific stitching requirements.
- Explain the methods, practices, and requirements for stitching saddle components.
- Demonstrate the ability to stitch saddle components accurately.
- Compare different types of threads and their suitability for various saddle stitching tasks.
- Evaluate different methods of saddle construction and how they influence stitching.
- Diagnose common faults in the stitching of saddle components and propose corrective actions.
Regulatory & Verification Details
- Qualification Number (QN)
- 600/0256/6
- Regulated Status
- Available to learners
- Awarding Body
- City & Guilds
- Qualification Type
- Vocationally-Related Qualification
- Operational Start
- Dec 2010