This video is about the new RPL 2024 form which is a bit different from the previous version.
Contents:
0:27 What is RPL? Who is it for(non-ICT or no qualifications)?
0:40 How many years are required for people with non-ICT qualifications or no qualifications at all?
0:45 What are some of the other pathways(General SKILLS and Post-Australian study)?
1:13 How it is important to have current experience in the four years?
1:40. How it can make a difference by demonstrating Professional Currency Evidence? ACS considers including the IT vendor certifications (e.g., CCNA), credentials, or certificates (completed or in progress) under Professional Training and Certification (non-degree) and
Attributed work or awards (e.g. publications, research, code, scripts, applications, databases, awards, patents, copyrights, websites, etc.) under Professional Artefacts and Professional memberships, workshops, events, seminars, or speaking engagements under Professional Development and Industry Engagement
2:53. Why it is important to know your tertiary qualifications won’t be assessed?
3:51 Why you should write your own RPL projects so as not to risk unsuitable outcomes or even PIC 4020 in future visa applications? ACS says on its website “It is essential that the Project Reports you provide are exclusively your own work and have not been outsourced to any third-party service, such as a writing or editing agency. ACS reserves the right to employ software tools to cross-check for similarities to previously published material or other submitted applications. If deemed necessary, you may be requested to resubmit your reports for a plagiarism screening. It is important to properly reference any quotes or paraphrased content and declare any information that you did not create. “
4:00 Why you should not take services from CDR/RPL/Content/technical/third-party writers?
4:30 Why you should not look at samples or a friend's RPL?
6:15 PIC 4020 - visa refusal risks due to plagiarism in RPL
6:53 What can RMA do and can't do concerning RPL forms within legal and ethical frameworks?
ACS Migration Skills Assessment can be used for a Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) Points-tested stream, Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated visa, Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) and employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) visas.
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If you have never applied or applied and received an unsuitable outcome for reasons such as 'Not Assessable due to Insufficient Detail', 'Not assessable due to insufficient documentation', 'Not Closely Related to the Nominated ANZSCO', 'Unverifiable Experience', 'insufficient payment evidence' or 'not assessable due to Plagiarism in RPL', book an eligibility check with Sujith at sujithtalks.au as per your time zone or email your enquiry at info@sujithtalks.au