ISA offers a variety of educational materials and products to help arborists expand their professional knowledge and experience. Every month, we feature a product or group of products. In October, ISA is featuring the new Spanish audiobook version of the Arborists' Certification Study Guide, Fourth Edition. 

The Spanish audiobook allows more arborists to learn and study in their native language—on the go or at home. Also available in English, ISA’s audiobooks are designed to make preparation for the ISA Certified Arborist® exam more accessible to a wider range of learning styles and preferences.  

Each chapter is roughly an hour long and can be a great way to learn while on the move. For your listening convenience, the audiobook is offered through a set of downloadable MP3 files. No need to use a streaming service or worry about the signal dropping on your device.  

The fourth edition of the Arborists' Certification Study Guide features updates to all chapters, with significant enhancements made to chapters on Pruning, Risk Assessment, Climbing and Urban Forestry. This edition also features nearly 200 new photos and illustrations that highlight key practices and concepts.  

The audiobook version includes MP3 files of all 16 chapters of the Arborists' Certification Study Guide and a supplementary PDF containing workbook questions, a comprehensive glossary, a list of additional recommended resources and more than 440 photos and illustrations. (Note: This supplementary PDF does not feature the full text.)   

Click here to access the Spanish Arborists’ Certification Study Guide, Fourth Edition, audiobook through the ISA Store. For the English audiobook, click here. Both the English and Spanish versions of the Arborists’ Certification Study Guide are also available in print and digital formats.  

Any educational or preparatory material, whether published by ISA or not, should NOT be considered the sole source of information for an ISA certification examination. This publication and the ISA certification program exams are developed through separate processes and entities.