Trees and Timber (Modern Apprenticeship) SCQF Level 5/6

What is special about this course?

Arboriculture and forestry both involve working with and around trees, and forests and woodland are an important resource for timber, amenity and recreation, tourism and biodiversity. Forestry focuses on the management of forests and woodland, whereas arboriculture centres on the cultivation, management and care for individual trees or groups of trees, with the primary aim of maintaining them for amenity purposes. A wide range of skills and knowledge is therefore required as there is a significant variety of jobs and tasks involved.

 

 

Entry requirements

Candidates need to be employed in an arboriculture and forestry environment. 

How will I study my course?

  • Work based
  • Work based

How long will my course last?

18-24 Months

Where can I study my course?

    • Scottish School of Forestry
    • Work Based

Start date

Rolling entry

Fees

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What can I do on completion of my course?

Learners completing the SCQF Level 5 Trees and Timber Modern Apprenticeship will be able to progress onto the SCQF Level 6 General Woodland and Forestry Treework Modern Apprenticeship 

Potential employment:

  • Forestry craftsman
  • Forestry establishment contract worker
  • Forestry harvesting
  • Forestry greenwood forest worker
  • Arboriculture
  • Ground worker
  • General forest worker

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