What you need to know about the ACS RPL Skills Assessment
The RPL Assessment may select engineers who desire to immigrate to Australia but do not have the required certification of Information Communication Technology (ICT) but have the necessary practical application. The Australian Communications Society (ACS) examines the practical skills of such engineers who do not have the certificate yet are capable with the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment. The engineers have to demonstrate their knowledge and skills before migration to Australia and for that they have to submit the RPL report.
It provides an opportunity to engineers who do not have the ICT certification but with adequate knowledge and skills. So, engineers from other countries who do not have ICT degree, have to submit the RPS report to demonstrate their skills to ACS for Australia Skilled Migration.
They have to acquire the ACS RPL Project Form and fill as many areas of knowledge as they may fulfill. The authorized body of ACS assesses the RPL report for MSA (Migration Skills Assessment) where applications for immigration to Australia are assessed so that engineers can find a job in a reputable organization.
Essentially there are two categories for ACS RPL Assessment Report Application:
- Individuals who do not have ICT degree qualification need to have at least 6 years of work experience as an ICT employee in a field which is at par with the ANZSCO code.
- Individuals who do not have tertiary qualification need an additional two years of work experience i.e. a total of 8 years. The additional two years may not be at par with the ANZSCO code.
The form can be divided into two sections. The first section which is called the Key Areas of Knowledge Reports Form allows an opportunity for the non-ICT qualified candidates to showcase as to how they acquired their skills by working in ICT industry. Key Areas of Knowledge has been developed from Australia Core Body of Knowledge that provides a guide for the applicants as to the extent of knowledge for applying in the immigration category.
The second section known as the Project Report Form where report of two projects have to be described. The reports have to be prepared free of grammatical errors and must be plagiarism free. Generally, projects must be one that is taken within the last three years and another one which is taken within the last five years.
Engineers are very busy with their projects and work load and their writing skills are dawned by their technical skills. Preparing a report may seem to be a very difficult task for them and so they may require
RPL professional writer help.
There are professionals who hail from ANZSCO code personnel and know how to frame the RPL report so that it ensures the depiction of sufficient depth of ICT skills of an employer. The ACS RPL report must be prepared providing sufficient details of an engineer’s skills and projects providing information of organization and the details of the project, their designation, roles and achievements during the tenure of the project. It should also involve the duration of project and individual inputs into achieving the goals of the project.
Professionals provide writing as well as reviewing skills for
RPL assessment report. They can provide custom writing and prepare reports according to the guidelines laid down by ACS. RPL reports have to be prepared with detailed description of career episodes providing complete details and a summary of the career projects.
It should be written in a language that can be easily understood with not much technical data and mathematical equations. The team of professional writers can provide help with a complete ACS RPL report which can be submitted to the ACS body for assessment.
