For Australia Skilled Migration, the applicants have to submit ACS RPL form and explain that they have necessary skills that ACS required. The ACS Skill Assessment allows the candidates without ICT or insufficient ICT qualifications to showcase the skills they have acquired. There is a section in the RPL report called “Key areas of knowledge” in which the individual can include a maximum number of areas they are skilled or they have acquired the knowledge. The ACS RPL report is mostly for those candidates who have ICT knowledge or skill but not similar to that of a degree in Australian universities but have professional experience in the ICT sector. These candidates can apply for ICT Skills Assessment via RPL assessment process.
Their acquired knowledge covers ACS RPL Project Report Form and addressing as many of the areas referred to in the Key Areas of Knowledge they consider.
The ACS RPL Report form must include the following two sections:
Section 1 – The Key Areas of Knowledge
Section 2 – The Project Report Forms