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By studying one of our arboriculture courses, you will learn how to preserve and manage trees. Trees are vital components of our ecosystem. They provi...
Develop essential skills to safely and effectively handle a chainsaw and apply basic tree felling methods. Learn to avoid kickback and sharpen chains. Prepare for an entry-level career in fields such as forestry, arboriculture, and emergency services.
Safely fell, trim and cross cut basic trees with a chainsaw as you get a taste of harvesting and non-commercial chainsaw projects. Take your skills to the outdoors and the exciting worlds of arboriculture, fieldwork, emergency services and more.
Taker your career to new heights, climbing trees and pruning branches, as a climbing arborist. Build your confidence and learn specialist, in-demand skills like using a chainsaw at heights, to prune, dismantle and fell trees.
Become an arborist consultant, undertake site and tree risk assessments. Learn to keep accurate data and records for maintenance and writing tree assessment reports. Enhance your report writing recommendations by learning to produce computer aided drawings.
Arboriculture course information
It’s easy to balance work and study with one of TAFE NSW's arboriculture courses.
Who is an arboriculture course good for?
If you are someone who wants to work outdoors and are comfortable working at heights, then an arboriculture course could be for you. Your hand eye coordination will be valued in this line of work, as will your ...
Arboriculture career paths
Investing your time and energy into an arboriculture course provides you with several great career options to choose from:
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