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The three separate Arboriculture Trade Provincial Certificates of Qualification (C of Q’s) have been defined as follows:  \nArborist Technician  \nIn this entry level training the apprentice is primarily performing work on the ground or within 3 meters of the ground on ladders. Successful completion of training and assessments will result in Arborist Technician C of Q.  \nClimbing Arborist  \nIn Climbing Arborist training the focus is on the climbing and technical skills used while working in trees. Successful completion of training and assessments will result in Climbing Arborist C of Q.  \nField Arborist  \nThe Field Arborist training covers the skills involved in advanced tree management, including: development of pest management plans, tree and site assessment and office management skills. Successful completion of training and assessments will result in Field Arborist C of Q.  \nNote 1: The Arborist Technician and the Climbing Arborist Apprenticeship Training Programs ","cbCaiqc6yMbvVl5X","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqc6yMbvVl5X","pdf",1279816,68,"English","# SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION\n## Foreword\n## Acknowledgements\n## How to Use this Document\n# SECTION 2 PROGRAM OVERVIEW\n## Program Credentialing Model\n## Occupational Analysis Chart\n## Training Topics and Suggested Time Allocation\n# SECTION 3 PROGRAM CONTENT\n# SECTION 4 TRAINING PROVIDER STANDARDS\n## Facility Requirements\n## Tools and Equipment\n## Reference Materials\n## Instructor Requirements\n# APPENDICES\n## Appendix A Glossary","[{\"question\":\"What apprenticeship path does the Field Arborist program support in British Columbia?\",\"answer\":\"The Field Arborist program is one of three progressive apprenticeship training programs within the Arboriculture trade in British Columbia. 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