This document is required to be completed for all Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) applications and uploaded as a PDF to the application form.
Misleading and false information is viewed as a major breach of ethical behaviour and will seriously jeopardise your migration prospects.It is your responsibility to indicate when you have drawn on the work of others. Other people’s original ideas and methods should be clearly distinguished, and other people’s words, illustrations and diagrams should be clearly indicated regardless of whether they are copied exactly, paraphrased, or adapted.
Failure to acknowledge your source by clear citation and referencing constitutes plagiarism. All plagiarism will be assessed as not suitable and reported to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
The ACS reserves the right to use software applications to screen your submitted work for matches either to published sources or to other submitted applications. In some cases, you may be asked to submit project reports and other written work submitted with the application for screening by plagiarism detection services.
If at any stage in the assessment process plagiarism is detected, the information may be provided to other Australian Government agencies. The assessment will be terminated and the outcome recorded as unsuitable. A refund of the application fee cannot be provided for cases assessed as containing false information or plagiarism.
RPL applications are for those applicants who do not hold a recognised tertiary ICT qualification and who have a minimum of 6 years of closely related experience.This document provides the opportunity for applicants to demonstrate the knowledge learnt throughout their professional experience.
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Section 1 is based and will be assessed on the following document. Please ensure you read and understand - The ACS Core Body of Knowledge for ICT Professionals (CBOK).You must clearly explain how your experience and qualifications meet the selected Areas of Knowledge and specifically how and where you acquired the knowledge.You are required to select one topic from the Essential Core ICT Knowledge (Topic 1 or Topic 2) and one topic from the General ICT Knowledge (Topic 3, Topic 4 or Topic 5).Please ensure you address at least 2 subtopics from each of the topics chosen.
The ICT Key Areas of Knowledge:
Topic 1. ICT Professional Knowledge
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Topic 2. ICT Problem Solving
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Topic 3.Technology Resources
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Topic 4. Technology Building
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Topic 5. ICT Management
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In the following expandable typing areas, explain how you have acquired your in-depth knowledge in these topic areas through your professional experience.
[Enter topic and 2 subtopic names relating to the chosen area]
How have you acquired this knowledge in your working environment? Illustrate your depth of knowledge. [EXPANDABLE TYPING AREA]
[Enter topic and 2 subtopic names relating to the chosen area]
[Enter topic and 2 subtopic names relating to the chosen area] How have you acquired this knowledge in your working environment? Illustrate your depth of knowledge. [EXPANDABLE TYPING AREA]
A project report is a clear written description of a project or engagement that provides you with the opportunity to show how you perform as an ICT Professional. Each report is to relate to a significant project or work episode undertaken by you during your professional ICT career. The purpose of these reports is to enable you to demonstrate your command and implementation of the Areas of Knowledge described in Section 1 of this application.
Please Note: You are required to provide two project reports.Of the two reports, one must apply to a project undertaken within the last three years, and the other for a project within the last five years.
Projects over two years long may be used for both reports under either of the following conditions:
Depending on the nature of your role in each project, the Project Report should cover an appropriate selection of factors.
