Rpl Learning
Date
Name
Position
Company
Address
State Postcode
ACS Project Report Form
Australian Computer Society
Skills Assessment
1 July 2012
The ACS Project Report Form is required for all Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Applications
Information about the Areas of Knowledge
After studying the ACS Key Areas of Knowledge document, tick those areas of knowledge that you believe you have learned from your experience.
Please Note: None of the areas are mandatory. Applicants will be allowed an opportunity to address areas of knowledge they acquired through their experience.
Required Level of Knowledge Acquisition
You are required to demonstrate a clear comprehension of a number of the individual thematic modules within your chosen knowledge areas. You should also be able to demonstrate application in at least one of the units or modules which should be clearly supported by professional references included and the Project Reports submitted in section 4.
Please detail the relationship between the selected Areas of Knowledge above and what you have learned from the type of work and qualifications.
This section of RPL needs to be specific and detailed as to how and where you have learned the knowledge from.
This is one of the most important parts of the assessment and therefore ought to be comprehensive in its content and clarity.
It is important that you explain for each chosen area of knowledge: (a) What you have learned, (b) How you acquired the knowledge, and (c) Your experience in applying the knowledge in your working environment.
Please complete the following template.
Areas of Knowledge that you believe you have learned from your experience | [EXPANDABLE TYPING AREA]TR.Technology RESOURCES TR1. Hardware and software fundamentalsTR2. Data and information managementTR3. Networking TB.Technology Building TB1. ProgrammingTB2. Human-computer interactionTB3 & TB4.System development and
Name
Position
Company
Address
State Postcode
ACS Project Report Form
Australian Computer Society
Skills Assessment
1 July 2012
The ACS Project Report Form is required for all Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Applications
Information about the Areas of Knowledge
After studying the ACS Key Areas of Knowledge document, tick those areas of knowledge that you believe you have learned from your experience.
Please Note: None of the areas are mandatory. Applicants will be allowed an opportunity to address areas of knowledge they acquired through their experience.
Required Level of Knowledge Acquisition
You are required to demonstrate a clear comprehension of a number of the individual thematic modules within your chosen knowledge areas. You should also be able to demonstrate application in at least one of the units or modules which should be clearly supported by professional references included and the Project Reports submitted in section 4.
Please detail the relationship between the selected Areas of Knowledge above and what you have learned from the type of work and qualifications.
This section of RPL needs to be specific and detailed as to how and where you have learned the knowledge from.
This is one of the most important parts of the assessment and therefore ought to be comprehensive in its content and clarity.
It is important that you explain for each chosen area of knowledge: (a) What you have learned, (b) How you acquired the knowledge, and (c) Your experience in applying the knowledge in your working environment.
Please complete the following template.
Areas of Knowledge that you believe you have learned from your experience | [EXPANDABLE TYPING AREA]TR.Technology RESOURCES TR1. Hardware and software fundamentalsTR2. Data and information managementTR3. Networking TB.Technology Building TB1. ProgrammingTB2. Human-computer interactionTB3 & TB4.System development and