Frequently Asked Questions

  • RPL is a process where individuals can have their skills, knowledge, and experience assessed against a nationally recognized qualification or unit of competency.

  • RPL accreditation is up to 50% cheaper than most full training courses, for those who already have extensive experience. Furthermore Skill Ready Training can offer RPL with minimal face to face contact, ensuring a faster turnaround and less time off work.

  • Yes, you can recieve nationally accredited earthmoving tickets through RPL, provided you can demonstrate relevant experience to a registered trainer / assessor. The RPL process assesses your existing skills and knowledge against the requirements of the relevant qualification or unit of competency.

  • Some of the common earthmoving tickets that can be obtained through RPL include excavator, bulldozer, skid steer, haul trucks, front-end loader tickets and more.

  • The benefits of obtaining earthmoving tickets through RPL include a faster, cheaper and more efficient process than traditional training methods, as well as the ability to obtain formal recognition for your existing skills and experience.

  • The RPL process typically involves the following steps: 1) an initial assessment of your existing skills and knowledge, 2) identification of any gaps between your existing skills and knowledge and the requirements of the relevant qualification or unit of competency, 3) development of a training and assessment plan to address any identified gaps, and 4) assessment of your competency through practical demonstrations and other assessment methods.

  • You will need to provide evidence of your existing skills and knowledge in the relevant area, which can include workplace performance reports, references from employers or colleagues, training certificates or qualifications, and any other relevant documentation.

  • The duration of the RPL process can vary depending on the complexity of the qualification or unit of competency, as well as the quality and amount of evidence provided. Typically, the RPL process can take anywhere from anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.

  • If you don't have enough evidence for RPL, you may need to undertake additional training or assessment to obtain the required skills and knowledge.