A positive RPL ACS skill assessment report requires a lot from an Australian ICT professional candidate. The competition is quite tough, as ICT experts from all over the world have kept their eye on it. In such a zealous and confusing situation, only necessary information can calm your nerves. Therefore, we have prepared this blog after conducting thorough research and consultation from experts to fill you with motivation by providing the necessary information required for successful Australian immigration as an ICT specialist. So, read this whole blog with keenness and undivided attention.

 

ACS skill assessment validity?

The ACS assessment has a validity of two years, and the assessment cycle is of a period of 12 weeks.

What are ACS skill assessment guidelines for applicants?

You have to show the way you gained your ICT knowledge and submit a total of two Project Reports within your RPL application: ACS Recognition of Prior Learning Form.

1.      A full explanation or description has to be made of a career episode with enough proof in the application of the claimed ICT knowledge in professional circumstances.

2.     A project you handled in the last 3 years and another project you took over the past five years must be listed.

3.     You also need to record the claimed ICT knowledge in detail.

4.     Plagiarised work must be avoided.

ACS will check the work submitted for any plagiarism issue. You have to submit the reports again with corrections. Any material summarized or cited has to be referenced. If you are unable to unveil data for the Project Report which is not yours will lead to an inadmissible assessment.

ACS skill assessment requirements (documents):

The following are the necessary documents for ACS RPL assessment:

1.      passport and birth certificate

Only the applicant’s detailed page is necessary. You don’t need to submit every page of your passport. Submit only the first page and the last one to show your address and photo.

2.     Award certificates and education degrees

You have to submit a degree above your 12th class, which is called tertiary education in the Australian culture. You must mention the titles of your degrees and awards along with the name of universities and colleges you attended. Don’t forget to tell me the date when you completed the degree.

In case the date shown on your degree is not similar to the education completion date, you can either write the last examination date or the date printed on the degree.

3.     Mark sheets or mark sheet transcript

Your education mark sheets must have subject names along with marks and grades you acquired. You don’t need to have sealed transcripts for mark sheets or degrees.

4.     Letter of work experience

Don’t forget to mention the responsibilities and roles you had during your working periods. You have to show your day-to-day responsibilities, and how your presence brought fruitful or desired results. It should be for your ANZSCO job code.

Your job starting date and end date must be mentioned clearly. The official employer letterhead is a must. In case of not having an employer letter, you need to have the letter of your roles and responsibilities from your workmates.

5.     Resume

It’s optional to upload your resume for ACS assessment despite officially being asked by ACS guidelines to demand a CV.

6.     Marriage certificate

You must show your marriage certificate as proof if you are married.

7.      Paid employment evidence

You have to show salary payments given by your employer along with their name. If your employer’s name is not seen clearly to ACS, it will not accept it. You also need to show your payslips.

8.     Official government tax records

Showing the taxes you paid is a must for your ACS skill evaluation with supporting copies and documents of income tax returns, provident fund deduction, and so on.