For any industry

Put the work you have already done into one portfolio.

Recognition of prior learning is not only for a trade. If you already do the work, in an office, a ward, a kitchen, a workshop, or on the tools, this portfolio lines that work up against an Australian qualification and tells you what is still missing.

You keep your own login. Your employer can see progress and add a note. They cannot mark you competent. When you share the portfolio, an assessor decides. RPL does not issue the qualification, and a qualification is not a licence or a registration.

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Trades, healthcare, and food keep their own wording. On the tools · Healthcare · Food

The portfolio, showing the next evidence to add and how much of the qualification is covered — This is the same portfolio, whatever the qualification. The top names the next evidence. The ring is how much is covered. The box is where you add the next piece, or ask what is still missing.

How you use it

You do not have to know the training package before you start. One piece of work is enough. The portfolio sorts it, then tells you what is still missing.

Step 1

Add work you can still describe

Name the workplace, the date, and what you did. A voice note, a job note, a photo, a letter, or a report. Leave out anyone else’s private information.

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Step 2

See what it covers, and what it doesn’t

The portfolio lines that evidence up against the qualification you chose. It will not call you competent. It names what is still missing, in one sentence.

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Step 3

Share it when an assessor asks

You send them a code. They open the portfolio, search the evidence, and record competent or not yet. You keep the login. Your employer can see progress. The decision stays with the assessor.

A note, and what comes back

You write it the way you would tell a colleague. The portfolio answers with what that evidence may cover, and what is still open. Nothing here has been marked competent.

You

Reconciled the month’s supplier invoices and chased the two that didn’t match the purchase order. Brisbane office. The exception report isn’t attached yet.

That is evidence of the work. Still open: attach the exception report, or say in a sentence what the two invoices were short. An assessor has not called it competent yet.

Every current qualification on the national register

1,175 qualifications, read from the national register on 10 November 2026, across 62 industries. Information technology and financial services have their unit lists loaded, along with the trades, health, and food qualifications already mapped. Every other code opens so you can start. The assessor still uses the full unit list on the register. If a code has been replaced, the register wins.

1,175 showing

Certificate I in Construction
CPC10120 · Construction · Certificate I · units loaded
Certificate I in Construction
CPC10126 · Construction · Certificate I · units loaded
Certificate II in Construction
CPC20120 · Construction · Certificate II · units loaded
Certificate III in Carpentry
CPC30220 · Construction · Certificate III · units loaded
Certificate III in Carpentry
CPC30326 · Construction · Certificate III · units loaded
Certificate III in Shopfitting
CPC30120 · Construction · Certificate III · units loaded
Certificate III in Concreting
CPC30320 · Construction · Certificate III · units loaded
Certificate III in Painting and Decorating
CPC30620 · Construction · Certificate III · units loaded