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New ETW qualification......opinions?


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Just seen this report about a new qualification as a European tree worker qualification Get ETW qualification at permanent training facility — Tree Contractors Directory. what do you guys think? is it a good idea?

 

Yup, any opportunity to improve yer knowledge, beit via this forum OR attendance on a more formal course of study, is "a good idea" and if you look at the names mentioned, i.e. Andy Summerly (TreeLife), Reg Harris (Urban Forestry, de Gouret (Sweden), they are all very respected individuals wihtin the industry.

 

The qual is alos recognised as an equivalency to the ISA Certified Arborist and hence they have a mutual 'deemed to satisfy' arrangement (or similar) in place to support such.

 

Gofrit, n enjoy, is my advice.

 

Cheers..

Paul

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so do you still have to do ceu's for both or for the isa cert arb only every 3 year?

 

And if you are already an isa cert arb can you do the ETW only?

 

And paul thats news to me that you get CHAS with the AAAC :001_rolleyes::biggrin:

 

Hmmm, not sure about the CEUs thing but my understanding is your existing ISA Cert Arb is deemed, and recognised as such by the Euro. Arb Council, an equivalent to ETW. IN practice I think this would be generally taken as reda anyway given the recognition and longer existence of the ISA qual. but to what extent, in pratice, it works the other way round I don't know.

 

NOW about that 'ArbAC' & CHAS thing.....just, managed to stop myself, ha!!!

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