training provider, midlands/warwickshire area??

[Mr_D]

hi guys, im looking for a training provider in the above area, looking to get a few more tickets under my belt to bulk up my CV and improve my climbing, looking at my UA tickets and rigging/pruning

 

any help appriciated

[Joe Newton]

I'm doing my CS41 in the new year. I'm from Rugby. I'll find out where from my employer.

[Jwb1985]

Ian Morgan arb is Cannock chase and martin who trains is top!

[Jammydogg]

Also from rugby:-) self employed, do a fair amount of tree work, can climb on spikes, just getting to grips with prussiking and climbing about, want to gain more experience and start on the courses next year

[Mr_D]

ian morgan!!!! thats who i did my first aid with, been wracking my brain sat here...who do you work for joe? i hear rugby council are after climbers..

[Joe Newton]

PM sent mate.

 

Yeah they were recently. Don't know if they still are. The advertised wages werent hugely competitive, and it involved far too many street trees for my interest!

[Matthew Storrs]

Matt Brooker did my chainsaw training through warwickshire college, that was in 2005, not sure if he's still operating but worth a go, he's a good teacher!

[Joe Newton]

Matt Brooker did my chainsaw training through warwickshire college, that was in 2005, not sure if he's still operating but worth a go, he's a good teacher!

 

I too can really recommend Matt. Very knowledgeable, and a great teacher. Got his number somewhere. I'll send it to you if I can find it.

[SKStrees]

Matt Brooker is a good teacher and is based down the road from me, he's still teaching best of my knowledge and can be contacted on his website treesense.com

[Dan Earp]

Parkhill training leicestershire based