Caring for Trees: an ISA Certified Arborist Exam Prep Course for Tree Lovers
Caring for Trees: an ISA Certified Arborist Exam Prep Course for Tree Lovers
Caring for Trees
A Course for Tree Lovers and those preparing for the ISA Certified Arborist exam
Interested in learning more about tree biology, tree nutrition, pruning and planting? How about tree disorders and tree risk management? Ever wondered what urban forestry is all about? These are all stepping stones on the path to becoming an ISA certified arborist and we invite you along for the journey. Over 8 weeks, we will explore the domains of arboriculture, equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to care for trees and forests with this 16-class course for budding arborists. This course is intended for tree enthusiasts, conservationists, gardeners, landscapers, and of course, people who need support studying for the ISA Certified Arborist exam.
Why Choose Our Seminar?
In-Person Learning: Come to our beautiful facility for a 2-hour seminar twice-a-week and participate in the interactive seminar. Explore new ideas, engage in conversation, ask the questions, meet new friends, connect, and grow over your love of trees and forests.
Comprehensive Curriculum: We leave no stone unturned, covering all 16 domains outlined in the ISA Certified Arborist Exam study guide to give a well-rounded understanding of Arboriculture. For exam preppers, our in-depth approach ensures you fully comprehend the material and are prepared to write the exam.
Expert Instructors: Learn from industry experts with years of practical experience in arboriculture. Their guidance and insights will help you grasp complex concepts and practical techniques.
Proven Success: Join the ranks of successful arborists who have passed the ISA Certified Arborist Exam with the help of our seminar. Our pass rate is a testament to the effectiveness of our program.
Exclusive Strategies: Gain access to exclusive online material to help you study when time is tight. We focus on not only building your knowledge but also your test-taking skills.
Environmental Stewardship: Make the commitment to the well being of trees and the environment by improving your knowledge of trees, the field of Arboriculture, ethical tree care practices, and by becoming an ISA Certified Arborist.
Program Highlights:
Weekly sessions for 8 weeks, with 2 classes per week lasting 2 hours in the evening to accommodate busy work schedules.
Engaging course materials, including presentations, hands-on activities, and interactive discussions.
Access to valuable resources and study materials to supplement your learning.
A supportive and collaborative learning environment that encourages questions and active participation.
Ongoing support even after the seminar ends, ensuring you're well-prepared for the exam, or prepared for the continuation of your journey with Arboriculture.
Your Journey Starts Here:
This is your opportunity to better your understanding of trees and the landscape they live in, enhance your knowledge, contribute to the preservation of our valuable trees, and prepare for the ISA Certified Arborist Exam.
*Spaces are limited. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to get started with arboriculture.
Program Details:
Duration: 8.5 week course with evening classes 2x per week on Mondays and Wednesdays (no classes on STAT holidays) – total of 16 classes.
Location: BCPHC Training Facility - 18465 53rd Ave, Surrey, BC
Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays (excluding STAT Holidays), 5:00pm-7:00pm, starting January 15, 2025 and ending March 12, 2025
Investment: $650.00 per participant
Our approach to the Caring for Trees: an ISA Certified Arborist Exam Prep Course is to make it as easy as possible for you to access information and enter the exam with confidence. Our prep course is designed to give you the context of the materials covered in the exam through group discussions and lectures. This is augmented with access to online practice quizzes, activities, resources, and more. All classes will be run from 6 - 8pm on the dates listed below.
Course Schedule:
January 15 - Biology
January 20 - Tree Identification
January 22 - Soil Science
January 27 - Water Management
January 29 - Nutrition and Fertilization
February 3 - Tree Selection
February 5 - Installation and Establishment
February 10 - Pruning
February 12 - Tree Support and Lightning Protection
February 19 - Diagnosis and Disorders
February 24 - Plant Health Care
February 26 - Tree Risk Assessment and Management
March 3 - Trees and Construction
March 5 - Urban Forestry
March 10 - Tree Worker Safety
March 12 - Climbing and Working in Trees