ACS Skills Assessment and RPL Report Writing
ACS skills assessment help and RPL project report writing for ICT professionals migrating to Australia.
ICT skills assessment with ACS
If you need help preparing your ICT skills assessment application for the Australian Computer Society (ACS), our writers can help you present your ICT qualifications and experience the way the ACS expects. The ACS decides whether your qualification has an ICT major or minor from your units of study, so we start by checking your qualification and years of experience against the current ACS rules.
Engaging our ICT skills assessment services means that we start by making sure you meet the suitability criteria, advise you on the right ANZSCO code for your credentials, check whether you need the RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) pathway, and then prepare the two project reports needed for the online application form. Once they are ready, all you need to do is log in to the ACS portal and upload the files.
How ICT writing services work?
To prepare the two reports for your ICT assessment, we will prepare a questionnaire that will help us extract key information about your previous experience working in two projects, and you will have to simply answer as many of the included questions as possible. We then evaluate your answers, ask follow-up questions about any missing details, and start working on the preparation of your reports, highlighting your abilities, skills, knowledge, and expertise in the resulting content. These reports correspond to a single project each, and showcase a full spectrum of your professionalism such as teamwork leadership and capacity for communication, technical and theoretical expertise, problem solving abilities, modelling methods, selection and utilization of software and firmware tools, knowledge of hardware and software fundamentals, programming, data and information management, telecommunications and networking, IT project management, and security.
If you already have prepared the reports yourself, our team of experienced writers can check them, point out any shortcomings or missing elements, help you address them, proofread the content, correct any grammatical, spelling, or syntax errors that may reduce your chances of success, and present you with a professional result that is up to the highest standard.
The payment can be divided into two parts.
Please contact us if you wish to find out more before ordering our services.
Plagiarism
Quite often we are asked about plagiarism and how we avoid plagiarism in our work. Here is the answer:
We use a sophisticated software in all our work that compares your report to all previously written reports and to internet sources. We really care about plagiarism as we know that this is a major issue when submitting the application to the ACS and other similar organisations.
Using our services guarantees that the application you receive from us is ready to submit and would be absolutely 100% plagiarism free.
ACS skills assessment requirements in 2026
What the Australian Computer Society currently asks for. Updated October 2026
- Fees (from 3 November 2025, excluding GST): General Skills AU$1,498, Post Australian Study AU$1,136, RPL AU$625, Qualification Only (Temporary Graduate 485) AU$625.
- General Skills: with a bachelor degree or higher and an ICT major closely related to your occupation, you need 2 years of experience in the last 10 years, or 4 years in total. With an ICT minor, 5 years in the last 10 years, or 6 years in total.
- RPL (no ICT qualification): 6 years of relevant experience, the latest within the last 2 years, and two project reports: one from the last 2 years and one from the last 4 years.
- RPL form: project reports of no more than 4 to 5 pages each, plus 2 of 5 professionalism topics and 2 of 8 core ICT knowledge areas.
- Experience counts only at 20 hours a week or more.
- Timing: 4 to 6 weeks. A suitable outcome is valid for 2 years.
- Occupations: since January 2025 the ACS assesses 35 ANZSCO occupations, including data science, cyber security and DevOps roles.
- The ACS checks RPL reports with similarity software, so every report must be original.
Official sources: ACS: information for applicants and fees · ACS: General Skills pathway · ACS: RPL pathway · ACS: assessment process
How our ACS writing works
Send us your CV and qualifications. We check your pathway, ANZSCO code and years of experience and reply within 24 hours.
You answer our questions about two of your ICT projects.
We write your two RPL project reports and the knowledge sections from your real experience.
You review every draft, approve it, and upload it to the ACS portal.
ACS questions
What is the ACS RPL report?
The RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) form is for ICT professionals without an ICT qualification. It contains two project reports and short answers on professionalism and core ICT knowledge.
How many years of experience do I need?
It depends on your qualification. With a closely related ICT major, 2 years in the last 10 years or 4 years in total. With an ICT minor, 5 or 6 years. Through RPL, 6 years.
Who decides if my degree is an ICT major or minor?
The ACS decides from the units of your qualification. Your reports cannot change it, so we check it first.
How much does ACS writing cost?
From AU$219 for writing from scratch. The payment can be split into two parts.
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