Level 4 Diploma reading list?

[Dak]

Could I please jump on this and get a copy from someone please?

 

Many thanks

 

Dak

[Will Taylor]

Could i please get a copy, as i started it last week and it would be a great help! Cheers

[David Humphries]

Could i please get a copy, as i started it last week and it would be a great help! Cheers

 

Will, where have you started the course?

 

You should have been given a copy

 

 

 

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[Lancstree]

Any chance of a copy of the level 4 list? I'm starting next year and want to get ahead on the reading.

[Chris at eden]

Jesus, thats monumental. Our you guys buying all these books or just getting a select few.

 

Jake:thumbup1:

 

Don't buy before you start. I just finished L6 and I probably bought 8 books at the most although I did have a few to start with. If you are doing it with tree life they will tell you where to research as you go along to an extent. Some of the books you won't need. You can get away with it. Depends how loaded you are. Me, not so much.

 

I'm not sure what the subject content is on L4 but with L6 there is a lot of strategic stuff and you can get a lot of research material for free. For example, we had to write a risk management strategy and the main document for the is NTSG which is free to download. Also if you are not a member of the AA you should join and get access to their online database of old journals. They are pretty vital. ISA have a similar online store of old papers also. Its worth trying to find that and sticking a shortcut on your desktop. You can view every paper other than the most recent without being a member.

 

Good luck to all.

[lukemoves]

Could i please get a copy of the list? It would be a great starting point for me.

[fuh18]

Hi, 

A bit late to the party but would someone mind sending me this reading list please? Starting my lvl 4 in september and id like as much help as I can get!

 

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[tree77]

On 17/11/2014 at 20:42, Chris at eden said:

 

Don't buy before you start. I just finished L6 and I probably bought 8 books at the most although I did have a few to start with. If you are doing it with tree life they will tell you where to research as you go along to an extent. Some of the books you won't need. You can get away with it. Depends how loaded you are. Me, not so much.

 

I'm not sure what the subject content is on L4 but with L6 there is a lot of strategic stuff and you can get a lot of research material for free. For example, we had to write a risk management strategy and the main document for the is NTSG which is free to download. Also if you are not a member of the AA you should join and get access to their online database of old journals. They are pretty vital. ISA have a similar online store of old papers also. Its worth trying to find that and sticking a shortcut on your desktop. You can view every paper other than the most recent without being a member.

 

Good luck to all.

Would agree, completed the L6 a few years back and didn't need to buy many books, I found being a member Arb association and have access to there online library was more useful.

 

 

Good luck all

[LynherTraining]

The L4 Arb Reading List is freely available here:

Level 4 Diploma in Arboriculture - Skills and Education Group Awards : Skills and Education Group Awards

SKILLSANDEDUCATIONGROUPAWARDS.CO.UK

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This qualification has been developed in collaboration with industry, providers and Lantra for those learners working in...

 

Just look up the L2 Arb on the site f you are looking for this one.

 

Our L4 Award is starting in April so do let us know if you are interested. We are classroom based on the Devon/Cornwall border with a class a month for around 6-7 months.

 

Lynher Training.

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