Ricky92

Thanks everyone. I'm booked on for monday

Thanks for the reply Tommy. I'm in Hillingdon, I've been offered a discounted course by a college to get people in after covid. So I thought it might be worth a punt. As I understand it the qualification itself doesn't expire, so even if not refreshed it will be good on the CV?Thanks again

Hello, I work on a private estate, as a gardener, I'm looking to broaden my horizons a little and add the felling course up too 380 mm to my qualifications (I already have the crosscuttting). I'm doing the course via Nptc does the course expire? I am unlikely to fell at my current job, just looking to the future abit. I'm abit worried I will do the course then not get to use the skills for a while. Any advice on whether the course is worth it would be very helpful. Thanks

Hi guys, random question. Does anyone know if you can get a student card if studying with Horticultural Correspondence college as its online? Cheers

For someone that doesn't work directly in the industry do you feel abc L4 would be too difficult?

Absolute legend, thankyou

Thanks a lot Chris, ideally I would have liked ABC level 3 but can't find a distance learning course anywhere

Thanks for the help guys. I've just noticed on the HCC (horticultural correspondents college) website that they offer the HCC level 3 diploma. Do you think this course would be worth doing? It isn't nationally recognised, however I already have level 3 diploma in horticulture and feel the Abc level 2 may overlap slightly. I'm looking for a qualification to aid my employability rather than act as a career change if that makes sense. Thanks again

Hey guys, I work as a gardener and I'm keen to get a forestry qualification. I'm looking at doing the Abc level 2. Do you guys think it's worth it? I've also heard you can make it into the Rfs level 2, is there much difference between the 2? Thanks