If you got a driver’s license, some available daytime hours, and can physically do the work, you can probably pick and choose from multiple local tree services. An experienced climber to teach you the aerial stuff and watch your back, and stop mistakes before they happen is a lovely thing. If you’re new to the work though, there’s a lot to learn on the ground first, you can’t really expect to be climbing and cutting above the ground your first week. Get proficient and comfortable with using a chainsaw, learn some knots, the physics of rigging, felling and how hinges work, and generally see how the work and job site gets planned and how it’s performed.
Maybe pick up a little recreational climbing too, it’s a hoot.
