JETS: JOCKEYS EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SCHEME

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Jockeys Employment & Training (JETS) on Facebook

Special New Year Edition JETS Journal out now Trainer O’Meara takes Griffins Richard Davis Achievement Award Chef Arnolda takes Injured Jockeys Fund Progress Award

Quite simply, JETS can help secure your future, when your race riding career ends - whether that happens as a result of age, injury or fewer opportunities.

You can access JETS advice on: where to go next and how to plan; available training courses and grants, job search, job applications and interview techniques. Consultations are provided in the strictest confidence.

Take a look at the video clips below from various jockeys and former jockeys who have used (or are using) JETS to build their futures and browse the site to for new career ideas and training course suggestions, based on what others like you have done to plan ahead. These are taken from the 2010 edition of the JETS DVD “Staying Ahead of the Game”.

Alan Daly	James Diment	Martin Dwyer

Mick Fitzgerald	Carl Llewellyn	Tom O'Brien

Brough Scott, Chairman Injured Jockeys Fund

"JETS recognises that you need proper training to take up a second career which everyone who race rides is going to do. It legitimises it.

When you start as a jockey, you don’t believe you’ll ever be doing anything else. It obsesses you and you think riding is everything but, oh no, it won’t be. You need to think of the future, take the strengths of being a jockey - your energy and determination - harness them and prepare to do something else."