How You Should Apply For RPL ACS Australia Skill Assessment
                     How You Should Apply For RPL ACS Australia Skill Assessment
Being eligible for the RPL ACS Australia skill assessment is a 
different thing from showing your IT competency effectively to the 
assessment authority. There are lots of cases in which even eligible 
candidates don’t get a positive assessment. Apart from that, knowing 
how you should apply for assessment as an ICT candidate is also 
important for you. 
Therefore, we have written this blog to help you know how to apply for 
the ACS assessment. Apart from that, we will also tell you some 
expert’s tips to write an RPL report for a positive ACS IT skill 
assessment. So, read the whole blog to the end. 
How to apply for RPL ACS Australia skill assessment: 
If applying for skilled migration to Australia, then the first 
thing you should do is to follow the ACS guidelines. For 
that, check visa requirements and ANZSCO Code. After 
making sure that you meet the expected criteria and 
requirements, select the occupational category and work 
experience corresponding to each other. After that, follow 
the below-given steps if you want to apply for a skills 
assessment in ACS for your Australian immigration: 
1.   Have skill assessment from ACS
2.   Prepare for English tests like IELTS or PTE
3.   Submit your EOI (Expression of Interest)
4.   Wait for ITA after getting ITA, get your (Police Clearance 
Certificate) and Medical Done
5.   Pay visa fees
Expert tips for preparing to write your ACS RPL report:  
You will definitely have a positive RPL ACS Australia skill 
assessment if you follow the below-listed tips:
1.   Choose your project wisely. Pick a project that makes it 
much easier for you to show your ICT abilities and knowledge 
impressively as per the ANZSCO code you want to apply for.
2.   In the section on expanding writing, describe the process 
by which you attained these skills and how you used those 
skills and abilities.
3. While explaining the Area of Knowledge, don’t go into all of the 
subtopics. A minimum of two subtopics should be discussed. In the 
box, you must note the name of the subtopic.
4.  Keep it short and simple rather than elaborating excessively.
5.  Ideally, there should be a maximum of one-half page between the 
lengths of each paragraph. 
6. As part of the ACS RPL procedure, you have to present two 
tasks revealing where and how you learned IT skills.
7.  Develop an accurate interpretation of a professional event 
backed by enough proof when implementing given ICT 
knowledge and expertise.
8.  Your report must be free from plagiarism. You can just take 
reference from the RPL ACS skill assessment sample 
available online but don’t copy from that. 
9.  You need to submit two project reports for assessment. The first 
one should be from the last three years and the second from the last 
5 years.
10.  Documentation should be made of the given IT expertise earned 
throughout your ICT career.
 If you are looking for more information regarding the RPL ACS 
Australia skill assessment, contact us.