Morning Tony
I do hope you get a good long thread to this question because the answers and
tips will be of wide benefit, and I dare say all the grey eminences here
started up as one man band beginners.
I will not belittle professional qualifications, we all recognise they are
the way to go, as individuals and more importantly to the business of
arboriculture at large, and the subject gets a good thrashing here from time
to time, but if I was you I'd just get stuck in, and pick up the cpd as you
go, with the sole exception of getting a report writing course under your
belt.
As to gear, rent it, or price it into the right quote, just as you might with
a big saw.
Edmund
-----Original Message-----
From: antony croft [mailto:hamadryad@xxxxxxxx.co.uk]
Sent: 07 February 2012 08:06
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: consultancy- starting a new business
Hi all,
Is it wrong to enter this domain without proper qualifications as such? I
will have my PTI, VTA training and I will look to mike for QTRA of course and
treelife for bs5837 and subsidence and report writing before setting off, is
that enough?
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