Certificate in Arboriculture (Level 4)
Arboriculture is a specialised field involving pruning, felling, transplanting and maintaining the health of trees. Arborists, sometimes known as tree surgeons, are people who care for and maintain trees and shrubs.
This programme will teach you a wide range of practical arboriculture skills at a tradesperson level. It includes both practical and theoretical instruction necessary in this dynamic, growing industry.
Scholarships available, conditions apply.
Entry requirements
Entry to this programme is open. Applicants should be aware of the physical and mental ability required for tree climbing and the health and safety issues involved in the programme.
International entry requirements
English language skills equivalent to an overall band score (academic) of 6.0 IELTS, (writing score no less than 6.0 and all other bands no less than 5.0).
Further study options
Arboriculture may also be studied at Diploma level in New Zealand.
Important dates and information
Duration: One Year (Full-Time)
Location: Dunedin
Learning options: Full-Time
Start date: February
Domestic annual indicative fee: $5,096
International annual indicative fee: $17,000
Applications due by: 30 November
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