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The remainder of the videos are available by becoming a member of the GAA. Please visit our website to become a member: georgiaarborist.org/membership

Yes. Anyone can become a member and have access to the videos. If you are referring to the material on the test, yes it is the same material no matter where you live.

Thank you for responding. Can anyone take the ISA exam? I have to go to community college for that? I’m planning to get arborist certification so I can offer my service in public. I removed trees and prune trees. Got the gear but only doing it part time.

@@Jk-yo2ts There are requirements to taking the exam. You have to apply through the ISA and be approved. Their requirements include either having a degree in horticulture/forestry/or similar field of study + 1 year of experience OR 3 years of field experience.

I paid for the mevership but am waiting for approval. Any idea on how fast that process takes? I am trying to access the remaining videos ASAP for my test this week. Also...where are these videos located on the website. I am having a hard time finding them. Thanks

@@JaretPerkinsYour emergency is not everyone else’s emergency. 😂

Yes. This is the current material.

The remainder of the videos are available by becoming a member of the GAA. Please visit our website to become a member: georgiaarborist.org/membership

@@georgiaarborist how many videos are there and how much does it cost to become a member?

@@grant9047 there is a video for each chapter. For an individual membership it costs $68

The other videos in this series can be accessed by becoming a member of our organization: If you enjoy this content, please consider becoming a member of the Georgia Arborist Association. Gain access to the remainder of these learning sessions through our member portal. georgiaarborist.org/JoinGAA

If you enjoy this content and would like access to the remainder of the review course, please consider joining the Georgia Arborist Association. As a member, you gain access to all recordings of this course, all of the training courses in our database as well as at least 12 FREE continuing education opportunities per year. We also offer this course in person twice a year and virtually twice a year, make sure to visit the events portion of our website to find the next available class. georgiaarborist.org

The ISA Credentialing Council requires a candidate to have a minimum of three years of full-time experience in arboriculture or a combination of education and practical arboricultural experience. It is not required to work under someone who is already ISA Certified.

@@georgiaarborist thank you very much for the reply. I couldn’t really find a good answer online.

I have this problem too. They’ve disappeared on me.

I am so glad that you have enjoyed the videos of Rob and Kay. If you enjoy this content and would like access to the remainder of the review course, please consider joining the Georgia Arborist Association. Membership is only $68 for an invidvidual. As a member, you gain access to all recordings of this course, all of the training courses in our database as well as at least 12 FREE continuing education opportunities per year. We also offer this course in person twice a year and virtually twice a year, make sure to visit the events portion of our website to find the next available class. georgiaarborist.org

@@TheOriginalPhonis they put them all behind a pay wall unfortunately

We are working on finding an instructor for a prep course, like this one, only for the utility specialist exam. You are not the only one that we have heard this from..

@@georgiaarborist does the ansi books cover herbicide/pesticide? There were about 15 questions in the utility exam asking about that topic

@@cliftonsargent1572 section 8.9-8.10 of the ANSI Z133 covers Pesticide Application and Mixing Pesticides

Hey David! If the tree is located on someone else's property, the neighbor cannot step on that property without permission. The best thing to do in this situation would be to have an arborist visually evaluate (without stepping on their property) and send a certified letter to the tree owner explaining that the tree poses a risk to your property (including the observations of the arborist).