For a registered training organisation

Your door. Your students. Your decision.

Students add evidence while they work, for a week or for years. When the file is ready, your assessor records the result. This tool does not issue the qualification.

The same portfolio, in your colours

This is the screenshot on the student page. Yellow is that page as it is. Pick another colour, or set your own, and only the brand colour changes. Students keep adding to this portfolio over months or years. It is not a one-week assessment.

Your colour

Name on the door

This is the portfolio RPL’s students get. The top names the next evidence to add. The ring shows how much of the core is covered. The box at the bottom is where they add the next piece of evidence. The colour is yellow.

White-label door

The same site as this one, in Coastal Trade Institute’s colours. The menu, the steps, and the portfolio picture stay. The name and the button colour are theirs.

Queensland

Which construction qualifications have a published subsidy, and the rule that a funded trade qualification cannot be recognition alone.

Published prices

What other RTOs publish for recognition, next to the portfolio price. Not a quote, and not every RTO.

Look through the assessor desk

Sign in as Sam Nguyen. Jordan Hale’s plumbing file is already shared: the evidence, the map, and what is still open. Assess walks the units. Door is the white-label page you can restyle.

sam.nguyen@rpl.test · password demo.RPL

Your login

Checking the session…

A sample portfolio needs the password typed. Choosing a name does not sign you in.

What your assessor records

Evidence against the unit. A suggestion is not a confirmation. A confirmation is not competent.
The four rules of evidence, the four principles of assessment, authenticity, currency, and Australian work health and safety.
A gap, if there is one, including that you set the cost of the training.
The pack, which you keep for as long as your own policy requires.

This is not an RTO and it does not use the NRT logo. Your assessor’s credentials, the written agreement, and the qualification stay with you. ASQA’s practice guide.