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Geert Brakel

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  1. Alright guys, I graduated in May with a Foundation Degree in Arboriculture and having been working for a tree surgery company since then, ill be flying out to NZ on a yearlong working holiday visa in early December and will be looking for work. Im eager to better myself as a climber and arborist and learn a lot too. Any help would be much appreciated. PM me or leave a message cheers.

     

    Geert Brakel

  2. Hi guys this is mainly a question for some of the more experienced climbers or anyone really who thinks they could help me out with this question. I am coming close to finishing my Foundation Degree in Arboriculture and I have already done a summers work for a tree surgery company. I know now tree surgery is the career route I want to take and was wondering if anyone had any advice for a young tree surgeon. Any help or advice would be much appreciated, I just want to be good at my job and have a solid reputation.

     

    Any help much appreciated

     

    Cheers

     

    Geert

  3. Hi guys Im doing a P&D portfolio as part of my Foundation Degree in arboriculture and I came across this little fungi on a old apple orchard near to Pershore where I study, any help with the ident would be great, sorry its so small I couldnt get any closer to it, its right in the middle of the picture looks like a small orange ball. Ive tried researching as to what it is but so far no luck, any help would be much appreciated.

     

    Cheers

     

    Geert

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  4. Theres a vacancy at the company i work for in Wellington.... let me know if your interested, could sort something out

    Hey Craig yeah for sure, im just building up my network of contacts in NZ at the moment, whats the name of your company? Do you have any more details, either let me know on this or send me a PM.

     

    Cheers

  5. Hi guys this is mainly a question for any kiwis or anyone who has worked for treescape in New Zealand. I am currently coming to the end of my Foundation Degree in arboriculture and I wanted to work here in the UK gaining some experience before going out to New Zealand to work as a tree surgeon in December/January.

     

    When I asked my lecturer if he had any contacts in New Zealand he recommmended treescape.co.nz as a good company.

     

    I was wondering if anyone had worked for this company before and what they were like.

     

    I have CS30,31,38 and 39 and was wondering if there were any other skills/qualifications which would make me more employable.

     

    Any advice/help would be great.:thumbup:

  6. Hey Gerrit no offence meant I just wanted a second opinion, hahah. Thanks a lot you really seem to know your fungi. What do you do? I am a arboriculture student and we have a project on the moment identifying fungi.

  7. Hey guys im a student studying a FdSc in arboriculture and im currently doing a research project on global arboriculture so like the difference in practices of tree surgery and different regualtions from different countries. Im having some difficulty finding resource material and was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction, maybe some good websites or books.

     

    Cheers

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