Dave et al...
On a similar note... What would be the best progression from the ISA
Certified Arborist, - is the Tech Cert the next thing to do, or is this
(roughly) equivalent to the Certified Arborist? Looking at the AA
website it seems to rate the ISA Cert Arb as a level 2/3 and the Tech
Cert as a level 3. So would it be best to get the Tech Cert "under the
belt" or go for something a bit further up?
Bear in mind that I have a job and something resembling a life...
All suggestions appreciated
Rob Scholefield
Grounds & Arb Teamleader
Tor Homes
-----Original Message-----
From: Tree Life [mailto:treelife@xxxxxxxxxx.co.uk]
Sent: 16 August 2006 09:11
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: RE: qualifaications
Andrew
Cert arb is a NQFlevel 2 qualification, Tech Cert is level 3 and PD arb
is level 6. Tech Cert is the next step for you especially if you are
coming from a practical background but want to make the move towards
more qualifications and advisory/consultancy work or tree officer.
Dave Dowson
-----Original Message-----
From: AndrM768@xxxx.com [mailto:AndrM768@xxxx.com]
Sent: 16 August 2006 08:08
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: qualifaications
I have recently passed the RFS cert arb and have been advised the next
step
is the AA tech,
but i keep hearing about P. Dip in arb, is this the next step after the
AA
tech and is there further qualifications after the P Dip.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Andrew M.
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