Role of RPL in professional development

The Recognition of Prior Learning is a process that formally recognizes previous industrial skills, experience, and research into a nationally recognized qualification in Australia. RPL reduces learning time and costs.

 

With the RPL assessment and certification, candidates can align their existing skills with the National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQF) to improve employment and further education opportunities. RPL helps build equitable systems and explores various training opportunities and skill enhancement to bridge knowledge and skills gaps.

 

Advantages of RPL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For students: Provide RPL to students before full-time enrollment. This allows students to assess their current skills and abilities. These skills and abilities may be related to the unit you are trying to start with and often shorten the duration of your qualifications.

 

Benefits for industry

 

By certifying the workforce under the Rpl carpentry, the industry will ensure (i) officially recognized skill levels assigned to QPs and jobs, and (ii) workers acquire skills through short-term training and bridging. You get the double benefit of improving and unlocking different growth areas. RPL also helps the industry

 

 

 

 

How do you get nationally recognized accreditation through the RPL assessment?

 

A nationally recognized RPL credential is available through a registered training provider such as the Page Institute. A streamlined process, they help you transform formal and informal work-related learning gained throughout your career into a nationally recognized accreditation.