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Just thinking out loud.... and hoping others will join in if you have any knowledge on this kind of of work. We are hoping to be heading to Adelaide in August (fingers crossed.) OH is looking for a complete career change (currently works for an oil company both on and offshore.) He hopes to start using his photography but we have been thinking about other things he could do if this is slow to take off. I have been suggested all sorts of things he would be good at but tree surgeon was the only thing that made his ears prick up. However we don't know much about what qualifications are needs or how you go about it. Lee was in the forces and on leaving did a rope access qualification (at the time thinking he would go in to telecoms,) so maybe this would be useful. He is physically fit and loves the outdoors so I would assume thats the kind of person you'd need to be.... Anybody know any more about this line of work??...............
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Hi, First post on here so hi, My wife and I are considering a move to Brisbane within the next 4 years, My wife is a qualified civil engineer so is on the demand list I am however looking to retrain as I do not have any formal qualifications, my options are a physiotherapist, tree surgeon or maybe even a locksmith though not sure on the oz qualifications of the latter. My enquiry is into whether there is anybody here that is employed within any of these professions and any suggestion on which of these routes would provide a better chance of employment. any help would be much appreciated
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Hi everyone, We are new to this site so please bear with me. My wife and I are seriously beginning to consider a move downunder. We have visted australia three times together and I have been five times in total. My wife has alot of distant family in the melbourne area, although unfortunately not close enough family to sponser us that way I believe. Her grandfather was australian and all of his sisters side of the family still reside in the melbourne area. The closest family relative is her first cousin who moved from the UK two years ago. The only route which I believe we could take is for me to apply as I have recently retrained as a tree surgeon and this is currently on the in-demand list. However I'm aware that I would need so many years experience before I could apply and I'm not sure how many years are required? I was awarded a National Award in Arboriculture and have all the relevevant industry certificates enabling me to do the job and I have almost 1 yrs experience doing the job in the workplace. Does anyone know how many years experience you would need and the best route we could look at taking. After browsing this site the process looks a complete mine field and any information you could give to help would be greatly received. Many thanks Gary & Sam
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Hello again, Does anyone fancy cutting down a damn great tree in the Perth Hills area. It sits between two houses, so unfortunately its not just a case of getting an axe and hacking at it :wink: Can anyone recommend a tree expert? Thanks a million D
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Is there anyone out there who is a tree surgeon and has any help in filling in theTRA form?! Not sure which skill pathway to fill in. :err: My husband has traind with NPTC certification and worked as a director for tree company since 2004. HELP!!! we need links to people in the same job thanks!!!
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This is all new to us. My husband is a Tree surgeon qualified by the NPTC in climbing, felling etc etc. I am unsure on the on-line tra application form as to what application we should go under. He has worked for 4-5 years and we are intending to apply as permanenet visa eventually. Any helpin the tra application process we would be so grateful. Thanks!
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Hello again, Does anyone fancy cutting down a damn great tree in the Perth Hills area. It sits between two houses, so unfortunately its not just a case of getting an axe and hacking at it :wink: Can anyone recommend a tree expert? Thanks a million D
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hi is there any landscape gardeners, brickys or tree surgeons who have moved to oz and started there own buisness
