Final Assessment Procedures

The assessment will take place at a site to be determined mutually. If you live in a region outside of the Sydney area, you may be charged. As part of the RPL assessment, you may be given practical construction scenarios to which you shall give an oral explanation as to how you will address these issues and resolve them in a professional yet controlled manner.

You will need to collate photos and Videos demonstrating all aspects of your fabrication experience and complete a resume demonstrating your fabrication skills.

Photographic and video evidence must be supplied.

Video evidence that BOT accepts has you explain how you do the task that is being asked in the unit of competency. BOT accepts that you may have the required skills and may not have videos of you doing it. But a video of you explaining how and why you do the task is a requirement

Recognition of Prior Learning

Depending on your experience we deliver via our online learning system via RPL

To be eligible for RPL you need 4 years’ experience in the fabricating Industry. RPL can be started at any time.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a combination of supplying evidence of previous work in the tiling sector with a competency conversation and practical demonstration to record and verify the information supplied. An assessor will need to validate the evidence supplied by you and you will also have the opportunity to demonstrate your competency across the selected units.

How is it delivered?

There are several pathways.

All courses are delivered via our LMS.

Best Option Training’s Statement of Attainment for Erection of Prefabricated Metal Framed Home Additions and Structures can be delivered by our online system with trainer support which can include mentoring depending on location. Site visits start after your complete enrolment including a Language, Literacy and Numeracy test and pay enrolment fee of $500.

Or depending on your experience we deliver via our online learning system via RPL

To be eligible for RPL you need 4 years’ experience in the fabricating Industry. RPL can be started at any time.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a combination of supplying evidence of previous work in the tiling sector with a competency conversation and practical demonstration to record and verify the information supplied. An assessor will need to validate the evidence supplied by you and you will also have the opportunity to demonstrate your competency across the selected units.

Assessment of competencies of the following RPL evidence:

1. Documentary evidence of formal study. Certified copies of certificates and transcripts.
2. Third-party reports from licenced or qualified industry experts.
3. Evidence of previous projects you have completed.
4. Written or oral challenge testing questions.
5. Supporting photographic and video evidence and documentary of related work
6. In all cases, the method used for training RPL will reflect the skills and knowledge for which RPL is being sought.

Presentation of the evidence is to be supplied for the following units that you have selected.

Any areas where you have not been able to provide adequate evidence to demonstrate competency, you will be required to complete the course units in which you have not demonstrated competency.

What do I get from it?

Upon successful completion participants receive a Statement of Attainment (SoA) from Best Option Training for SOA for Erection of Prefabricated Metal Framed Home Additions and Structures.

Unit Codes

What do I need to bring?

• 100 points of identification
• A pen
• Closed footwear
• High visibility shirt or vest
• Students are required to have access to the internet and a computer with a webcam.

Photographic ID

For identification purposes we require:

• A colour copy of your Australian passport OR
• A colour copy of both sides of your Australian driver licence and either a colour copy of the front of your Medicare OR a colour copy of your Certificate of Evidence of Resident Status (CERS) if you are a permanent resident,
• A colour copy of your induction card (white card), and
• Your Unique Student Identifier (USI) For further information on USI visit http://www.usi.gov.au.

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