RPL Report Writer

280 La Trobe Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000
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Andrew Robert
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Recognition of prior learning is the approval of a person’s skills and competencies that are mastered by him through formal or informal training. He may also harness the knowledge through life experiences. In common usage, it is a yardstick in Australia which helps in determining the extent to which the individual’s learning outcomes and efficiency are in keeping with the level of skill for entry to partial or total completion of VET education. As been already said it is an integral component of vocational education and training system in Australia and has been simultaneously referred to as Recognition of Current Competencies. (RCC). The Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) has enumerated in points detailing briefly the avenues through which a particular person acquires the efficiency and competencies from RPL report writer.

1.    Formal or informal training or education.

2.    Work experience.

3.    General life experiences or

4.    The ensemble of his experiences taken together in its entirety combined with his formal and informal training.

ACCCO has set upon itself the task of imparting practical training to the students who are in need of acquiring proficiency in vocational education. It also acknowledges and assesses a student’s prior learning by the assessment and industrial regulatory body, the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). The evaluation and acknowledgment of previous knowledge take place in detailed and intricate phases sequentially determined by ACCCO for the recognition of the prior or the anterior learning. The steps are elaborated for the smooth operation of the entire process commencing with the student's plea for recognition of previous knowledge and may occur at any time during enrolment with ACCCO or before the completion of the course, and the subsequent steps involve enrolment processes, an initial interview is conducted to devise an assessment plant. Further on the student collates evidence exemplifying his learning. The trainer and assessor assess his proof which determines the outcome and a report is prepared based on the assessment which is finally recorded in the student’s database.

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