I would take the arboriculture 101 class put on by the CTPA. It is offered in the fall and winter. It will go over everything that is on the CT test and your best study materials.
Save your time/gas and don't bother with the CTPA class. I took it last winter and wish I hadn't. When they tell you at the first class "you won't pass the test the first time you take it" made me wonder why I was taking the class. Call DEP up in Hartford and they will tell ya what you need and you can get study material from them. I won't tell ya how many times I took it and still don't have it. I did miss it by 2 points last time I took it . Going to spend this winter studying for the test in the spring.
mds you watch you language lmao
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i'm going to just study and take the test when i have time.shouldn't be that difficult.
i know a lot of guys that took it several times.
i know a few guys who have passed and shouldn't be doing tree work.this renting you license crap out should be stopped ASAP.that is just wrong.not fair to the guys trying to get the license legit.proof the state just wants your money and doesn't give a hoot about the trees.
when was that published like 1980?Well the major study material is Pirones Tree Maintenance
when was that published like 1980?
And they recommend ANSI and not the ISA BMP's? weird.
rent out? like trading carbon credits?
Do NOT get ANSI standards from IHS Global--they are double what ISA charges (and who says ISA is a cash-grab outfit?)
$34 per plus $17 shipping! I can sell the ISA BMP's for $8 each; Sherrill's are $7 each, shipping extra.
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