Start with experience
Discuss the qualification or units, your work history, suitability and any support or adjustment needs.

Give prior learning a clear path. Bring experience, evidence, competency conversations and assessor decisions together in the RTO OS your team already knows.
RPL assesses skills and knowledge gained through work, previous learning and life experience against the requirements of a training product. Your assessor reviews the evidence and determines the outcome.
Explore evidence types and prompts to describe your role, the work context, dates and how the evidence can be verified.
Explore the evidence guide ↗ 02 / STRUCTURED REVIEWBring each application’s evidence, unit mappings, assessor allocation and due dates into one workspace.
Open the workspace ↗ 03 / ASSESSOR WORKFLOWRecord competency conversations, identify gap training, confirm the rules of evidence and document the reasons for each decision.
Manage applications ↗ 04 / OUTCOMESPrepare written outcome advice and record approved results against existing subject enrolments through the shared assessment workflow.
Review outcomes ↗Evidence guidance supports preparation. The qualified assessor checks requirements, authenticity, currency and sufficiency before making a decision.
Discuss the qualification or units, your work history, suitability and any support or adjustment needs.
Gather work samples, records and supporting statements. Explain your own contribution and protect other people’s information.
The assessor reviews evidence, holds competency conversations and arranges further evidence or assessment when needed.
Receive written advice and reasons. Discuss gap training and the organisation’s review and appeal pathway.
Staff use their existing RTO OS account, organisation and approved role. Multifactor authentication and password controls remain in place. Existing learner identities and enrolments are reused.
CAQA RPL is being developed in stages. The current workspace supports structured evidence preparation, private document uploads and assessor-confirmed unit requirement mappings. Model-assisted prompts and automatic mapping remain in development. Assessors retain every competency decision.
ASQA · Recognition of prior learning ↗RPL is assessment of your existing skills and knowledge against a training product. Experience alone does not guarantee recognition: evidence must demonstrate the required competence.
Staff sign in with their existing RTO OS account. Permissions and organisation boundaries apply across the workspace. Learners continue to use their authorised learner portal identity.
No. Evidence prompts help preparation. Only an authorised assessor makes and records the assessment decision. The current guide uses structured prompts and does not send information to a model service.
Your assessor can identify further assessment or gap training. Written advice should explain the reasons and your organisation’s review and appeal process.
Talk with CAQA about your RPL process, evidence, assessor workflow and implementation needs.