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    RPL Recognition

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    This document provides information about gaining recognition for prior learning at TAFE. It outlines that students may be able to gain credit for units or modules in their course if they have completed relevant national training, university studies, paid or unpaid work, or life experiences. It describes the steps to apply for recognition, including obtaining documentation for the unit, assessing if your skills and knowledge match, writing a letter of application with evidence, and submitting it to the Head Teacher. The process for notification and potential review is also summarized.

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    This document provides information about gaining recognition for prior learning at TAFE. It outlines that students may be able to gain credit for units or modules in their course if they have completed relevant national training, university studies, paid or unpaid work, or life experiences. It describes the steps to apply for recognition, including obtaining documentation for the unit, assessing if your skills and knowledge match, writing a letter of application with evidence, and submitting it to the Head Teacher. The process for notification and potential review is also summarized.

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    This document provides information about gaining recognition for prior learning at TAFE. It outlines that students may be able to gain credit for units or modules in their course if they have completed relevant national training, university studies, paid or unpaid work, or life experiences. It describes the steps to apply for recognition, including obtaining documentation for the unit, assessing if your skills and knowledge match, writing a letter of application with evidence, and submitting it to the Head Teacher. The process for notification and potential review is also summarized.

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    This document provides information about gaining recognition for prior learning at TAFE. It outlines that students may be able to gain credit for units or modules in their course if they have completed relevant national training, university studies, paid or unpaid work, or life experiences. It describes the steps to apply for recognition, including obtaining documentation for the unit, assessing if your skills and knowledge match, writing a letter of application with evidence, and submitting it to the Head Teacher. The process for notification and potential review is also summarized.

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    Recognition Information

    for Students

    CONTACT INFORMATION:

    TAFE will recognize your previous relevant


    study, work and life experience
    You may be able to gain credit from units/modules in your course if you have:

    completed any National Modules or Units of


    Competency

    OR

    completed any other training



    OR

    undertaken University studies

    done paid or unpaid work

    had relevant life experience


    OR

    Phone:
    1300 TAFE WESTERN
    (1300 823 393)

    Visit:
    www.wit.tafensw.edu.au

    Contact:
    Your local campus


    OR

    Ver 1, 2012

    Recognition for

    other study, life or work experience

    If you are seeking recognition for a unit/


    module in your course because of your
    other study, life or work experience, please
    follow these steps:

    5. Submit your completed application as soon as


    possible to the relevant Head Teacher.
    6. After your application has been assessed, you
    will be notified in writing of the outcome.

    1. Obtain a copy of the Recognition Guide, Student Assessment guide, Learning Outcomes,
    Topics List, or Competency Unit Guide for the
    unit/module.

    This can be obtained from your Head Teacher.

    You will also need to obtain a yellow recognition
    form.

    7. The outcome of your application for one unit


    should be known within 3 weeks of lodging your
    application. If multiple assessors are required
    for a range of units, then the time may be longer.

    2. Ask yourself if you can demonstrate the skills


    and knowledge of the unit/module.

    please attend class during that time; if you are


    applying for several units/modules, notification
    may take longer.

    The following questions may act as a guide in making that decision:


    have I done this in the past?
    have I practised it enough to be confident?
    could I demonstrate this to someone else?
    do I have any documentation to back up my
    claim?
    can I describe how to do this?
    have I done this recently; do I still remember it
    thoroughly?
    can anyone else verify that I have these skills?

    If you can answer YES to all these


    questions, then you should be able
    to make a convincing claim for
    Recognition.

    if additional information is required, you will be


    notified in writing.

    3. Write a letter requesting Recognition and outline


    the grounds for your claim.
    Please give evidence of all elements/learning outcomes for each unit/module in your application.
    4. Types of evidence:
    Direct evidence: actual examples of your work or
    anything that you have produced relevant to the
    content of the unit/module.
    Indirect evidence: evidence such as statements
    from employers, certificates, school reports or a
    newspaper article about your achievement in community work, for example.
    You should try to include as many different types
    of evidence as possible. A statement to the effect
    that you carry out relevant work will not usually
    be sufficient, since there must be some evidence
    of work standard.

    8. If you are unsuccessful, and you believe that the


    procedure used to assess you was unfair, then
    you may request a review of results in writing
    within two weeks of the notification of the
    decision. Your written request should be sent to
    your Head Teacher.

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