RPLStudent · The person whose work is in the portfolio.
How a student uses this
You already do the work. This portfolio is where that work is lined up against one Australian qualification, so you can see what is still missing before an assessor opens the file.
Why this screen
You stop guessing which photos matter. Each screen tells you the next piece of evidence, in the words of a job, not the words of a training package.
You can
- Add your own evidence and keep it against your name.
- Confirm a suggested link when it really is your work.
- Share a code when an assessor should open the file.
You cannot
- Mark yourself competent.
- Issue your own certificate or licence.
- Use your employer’s login as if it were yours.
What you are building
A portfolio is one person and one qualification. The units come from the national training package for that code. Your job notes, photos, letters, and reports are the evidence. The portfolio suggests which unit a piece belongs to. You confirm it, or you reject it if it is a different task.
Nothing on these screens is the qualification. A registered training organisation’s assessor records competent or not yet. The certificate, if one is issued, comes from that RTO. A certificate is still not a licence.
The order that works
Pay for the qualification, then add one job you can still picture. Name the site, the date, and what you did. Open Map and confirm the links that are actually that job. The home screen then names the next gap. Repeat that until the gaps are jobs you can still do, not a pile of unnamed photos.
When an assessor asks, People gives you a share code. They open the same file. You keep your login. Your employer can be invited to see progress and add a note about work they saw. They cannot record competent.