Highest qualification

[LimbWalker]

Hey guys,

 

just been looking around for a bit and can't really seem to find a good answer to which is the highest Arbor qualification you can get.

I wouldn't mind going to uni so I'd like something to aim for.

 

Cheers

[alex_m]

Equivalent of level 8 Doctorate (PhD)

 

http://www.trees.org.uk/aa/documents/AGuideToQualAndCareersInArb-2010-Web.pdf

[WeeDee]

Or maybe...

 

The Grand Emperor of Arborland and all associated Leafy Principalities therein contained.

 

( sorry, it's a slow day )

[the crafty weasel]

Or maybe...

 

The Grand Emperor of Arborland and all associated Leafy Principalities therein contained.

 

( sorry, it's a slow day )

 

That would look amazing emblazoned underneath a coat of arms on the door of a Unimog

[WeeDee]

That would look amazing emblazoned underneath a coat of arms on the door of a Unimog

 

Yeah, and the Mog could have a fanfare playing from external speakers as you parked up at the morning's job!

 

Quite an impression, I dare say!

[Lurcherman]

Highest qualification you can get is a few year's worth of varied tree-work experience and a positive attitude to the job.

[Stephen Blair]

A mog in your yard is what most aspire too, and you wont get 1 of them at university:biggrin:

[treequip]

A mog in your yard is what most aspire too, and you wont get 1 of them at university:biggrin:

 

If you have a degree you don’t need a mog to earn money:001_rolleyes:

[Stephen Blair]

If you have a degree you don’t need a mog to earn money:001_rolleyes:

 

you don't need a mog to earn you money, its just a good excuse to have 1:biggrin:

 

Oh and i know a lot off folk with degrees, they are usually asking me for work dragging brash:001_rolleyes:

[the crafty weasel]

If you have a degree you don’t need a mog to earn money:001_rolleyes:

 

True, a Tescos or McDonalds uniform will do nicely