Writing Tips For Experts For A Positive RPL ACS Australia Assessment
                     Writing Tips For Experts For A Positive RPL ACS Australia 
Assessment
Writing an RPL report for a positive ACS Australia assessment is 
daunting for many candidates. It is because only being an eligible IT 
professional is not enough to write this report. You should also have a 
deep knowledge of the ACS guidelines. Apart from that, you should 
have good writing skills, the ability to write in limited words and a 
keen sense of choosing the best projects to show your IT skills, work 
experience and knowledge to prove your competency. 
Having taken all these facts into account, we have written 
this blog so that you can write an excellent ACS RPL report. 
We have provided you with the necessary tips that are 
given by experts. Moreover, following these tips will allow 
you to write the report as per the ACS guidelines. So, read 
the whole blog attentively. 
Key points to consider when writing an RPL ACS report
For a positive RPL ACS Australia assessment, follow the tips 
given below:
1.   The project report must show your work that is based on 
your real work understanding.
2.   All RPL projects must show full information of an ACS skill 
assessment work experience in your working history with 
appropriate knowledge of the definite ICT learning applying in 
a situation of work.
3.   Every source quoted, mentioned or rephrased information 
has to be noted in the ACS Project Report. 
4  Clear details of your IT work experience have to be 
written for the understanding and broadness of your work 
history.
5.   Your RPL report content must sound genuine, and free 
from any traces of plagiarism. If it is found plagiarized, 
then it will be rejected.
6.   Use online sources only for reference purposes. Don’t 
copy from them.
7.   Check your work experience before you prepare the 
RPL ACS report. Keep in mind that insufficient work 
experience can lead to rejection. 
8.   If your total work experience can’t fulfill the 
eligibility requirements, your RPL will be assessed as 
‘not suitable due to lack of experience’.
9.   The responsibilities and roles you mention in the RPL 
report form and nominated occupation must be in 
harmony with the ANZSCO Code of ACS.
10.   The job description has to be written in clear terms 
with related information that is necessary according to 
ACS. 
A few other tips for achieving a successful RPL ACS 
Australia assessment
1.   First, identify and determine the Area of Knowledge 
topic that you choose for an explanation by putting the 
name of the Area of Knowledge topic in the box.
2.   Give an effective explanation, in the expandable typing 
area, of how you have earned the knowledge and show 
your knowledge and skill.
3.   Don’t address all subtopics that are included in the 
Area of Knowledge in your explanation. Address a 
minimum of two of the subtopics. Put the subtopic(s) in 
the box. 
4.   You must be concise and clear in your explanation for a 
positive ACS RPL assessment.
5.   Limit each explanation to not more than one to one and a 
half pages.
 
If you need more information regarding RPL ACS Australia 
assessment criteria and guidelines, contact us.