Professional RPL report writing service for ACS Skill Assessment
Are you confused about the required list of documents for your ACS RPL report? Worried about your RPL report not being competent enough? Let us help you write competent RPL reports for your ACS Skill assessment application.
What is RPL?
The Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is an Australian Computer Society (ACS) assessment pathway for applicants with adequate IT experience who lack relevant qualifications. If your educational background isn’t relevant to your professional IT employment, you should consider the RPL pathway.
How do we choose the right project factors for you?
The project reports are required to cover an appropriate selection of factors depending on the nature of your role in each project. The suitable factors will be determined based on the type of ICT project selected.
Possible factors include:
- System Analysis and Design and Software Engineering methodologies used.
- Contribution to the processes involved in design and implementation of enterprise-wide computing systems.
- Programming languages, design paradigms and implementation procedures adopted.
- Databases and/or file design and management techniques employed.
- Network topologies, including size, distribution and security facilities installed.
- Project Management and quality assurance techniques followed.
- Internet application design, including database interactivity and security measures implemented.
- Cyber Security
- Data Science
- ICT managerial activities, demonstrating the nature and extent of responsibilities.
Document checklist for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) pathway.
RPL Documents
The below documentation requirements are mandatory for an RPL application:
RPL Documentation Requirements
- Latest RPL form downloaded from ACS website and completed
- Knowledge and project sections comply with ACS Skills assessment Guidelines for Applicants and ACS RPL Instruction Guide
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Have a look at frequently asked questions.
How do I know my correct ACS assessment pathway?
ACS offers four pathways based on applicant’s qualification and work experience. You can learn more or read our blog on What ACS pathway fits best for you .
How should I choose projects for my RPL Project Reports?
You should choose projects that highlight your ICT knowledge and skills. You should select the ones where your contribution is significant and which aligns well with the ACS core body of knowledge (ACS CBoK).
What are common reasons for RPL application rejection?
Your RPL application may get rejected if the project reports fail to demonstrate your ICT knowledge and skills, and also if they don’t align with the ACS core body of knowledge. Another common reason may be detection of plagiarism or AI in the report. Your application may also get rejected if your work experience is proven as inadequate or irrelevant.
Who is eligible to apply through the RPL pathway?
Applicants who lack an ICT qualification or whose qualification is not closely related to ICT can apply through the RPL pathway. They must have adequate work experience in ICT, typically at least 6 years, or 8 years to be eligible.
What should be included in the RPL Project Reports?
Each project report should begin with an introduction to the project and then explain your role and responsibilities, how you applied your ICT knowledge and skills and specific outcomes and achievements. It should also explain how the project relates to the ACS core body of knowledge.