whats next?

[jazz_11]

Afternoon all...

as some of you may know is i passed my chainsaw course lase week..

im just wondering whats next in line to become a qualified tree surgeon or whats the list of courses i should do from here now and rough cost would be great

thanks

[Daniël Bos]

Afternoon all...

as some of you may know is i passed my chainsaw course lase week..

im just wondering whats next in line to become a qualified tree surgeon or whats the list of courses i should do from here now and rough cost would be great

thanks

 

Stricly speaking, you are a "qualified tree surgeon" as there is no definition of one. You have a qualification, no matter how relevant (shoe-lace-tying qualification would do) and you want to call yourself a tree surgeon is all it takes.

 

Training wise, it would be good to have first aid, then probably cs32 and after that it'll become relevant what you actually want to do:001_cool:

 

Good luck

[jazz_11]

cheers for the reply. right im changing my name to "jazz the tree surgeon" lol

ill have a read in to the cs32.

would you recomend the climbing course?

thanks

[Nick B]

If you want to be a climber the cs38 and cs39 are worth looking into.

They will cover the basics but what you need most of all is experience and lots of practice

Only time and hard work can make you good at your job

[Joe Loggs]

Cs38 is a must if you want tobe a groundsman.

[jazz_11]

what sort of price are these and whats the chances of getting grants and things for them?

[jazz_11]

anyone? and if one of the more experience qualified guys can answer this for me, if you were me looking to do follow on courses what would you do next the aerial and rescue or the other chainsaw courses allowing you to use larger saws etc etc

[jazz_11]

just had a bit of a read on the base website seems the sc38, cs39 are next in line... anyone else reccomend anymore?