ISA Cert Arb

[MATTMOSS]

I am going to buy the study book soon, I think its a good qual to hold if for the only reason it urges you to progress with your learning of our ever changing and advancing profession.

[ScottF]

In terms of an introductory to intermediate arb text the ISA guide is excellent. Very clear, laid out and current. In terms of the qualification, as someone said earlier, it really is an internationally-consistent and recognised ticket.

 

In terms of taking it further,the ISA offer the municpal and utility arb specialist tickets,too, and eventually the Board-Certified Master Arborist. I've looked into it in the UK and it doesn't seem to be available here (yet), but it's something i'll be looking into as and when it does.

[sihart100]

im selling 2 old study guides on ebay at mo if anyones intresed

 

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black ones about 5 years old and blue ones a bit older but both pretty much the same.

[MATTMOSS]

I have just ordered the ISA manual and CD combo for £90 I want to read through it and get myself booked on the exam as soon as possible.

I will let you know what I think, for anyone who is thinking of doing it.

I want to get it done and then its another reason to book on all the seminars through the year to build up the CUD's?? CDU's?? UCD's?? CPD's?? CED's??

units of continual development i think ?? oh dear there may be trouble ahead?