Level 2 - Certificate in Arboriculture (Theory)
Introduction
The Certificate in Arboriculture (Theory) is designed for those
people wishing to work in Arboriculture, in either the public or private
sectors, to complement their training and experience, and to provide
evidence of their knowledge of arboriculture.
It is a useful first step for the person who may go on to take the
Professional Diploma in Arboriculture of the Royal Forestry Society
(RFS), and is a valuable stand-alone award.
Course Content
The ABC Level 2 Certificate in Arboriculture is made up of the
following six units:
1. Describing soil formation,
nutrient requirements, associated problems and treatment.
2. Understanding tree biology,
physiology, causes and signs of ill health and treatments.
3. The selection, supply, planting
and aftercare of plants to include nomenclature.
4. Tree surgery operations including
health and safety, equipment maintenance.
5. Carrying out tree
inspection/surveys and understanding statute and common law.
6. Basic understanding of woodlands
and forestry to include ecology.
The qualification has been allocated 180 guided learning hours for
completion.
Qualification
Certificate in Arboriculture
Certification Authority
ABC Awards (UK)
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