Student Evaluation
$150.00
At the end of the Equine Body Balance(TM) program, students do an evaluation with the instructor, going over what has been learned in the course.
This can be accomplished in person or in some circumstances, via Zoom or phone.
At the end of the Equine Body Balance(TM) program, students are required to complete an evaluation with the instructor, going over what has been learned in the course and what they may work on going forward.
This can be accomplished in person or in some circumstances, via Zoom or phone.
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