Engineering Department CRT and RPL Policy (Electrical, Civil and Mechanical-Level 7)
Engineering Department CRT and RPL Policy (Electrical, Civil and Mechanical-Level 7)
ICA acknowledges that Skills, Knowledge, Attributes gained inside and/or outside
formal education or training should be recognised.
ICA has developed and reviewed its policy in-line with the NZQA guidelines for CRT
and RPL.
See http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/about-us/news/guidelines-and-learner-resource-for-
crt-and-rpl/
Engineering department CRT and RPL Policy for the 2- year diplomas at level 7
(Electrical, Civil and Mechanical) is given below.
• ICA considers applicants for both CRT and RPL at any stage of their studies,
but preferably at the time of enrolment application.
• For International students, where a CRT or RPL assessment takes place after
enrolment, and results in changes to the initial programme of study, ICA shall
inform Immigration New Zealand.
• Maximum 50% of credits may be awarded through CRT and RPL.
• Relevant information including application fee is provided to the applicant
before applying for CRT and RPL.
• Appropriate support and advice is provided to the applicant through
academic advisor.
• Assessment of the CRT and RPL will be conducted by independent assessor.
• Academic board will ratify CRT and RPL decision in its Scheduled meetings.
• Further details of CRT and RPL policies are separately provided below.
Some learners have levels of skills and knowledge without a formal qualification.
They gain such knowledge and skill from several years’ work experience and
formal/informal education and training. The learners are able to demonstrate the
proficiency of their prior knowledge and skill through assessments to achieve credits.
This is called Recognition of prior learning (RPL).
ICA is able to recognise credits for such knowledge and skill through RPL process. ICA
shall recognise prior learning on the basis of prior experience, skills and/or
education.
RPL shall be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. Learner shall apply for RPL through a
formal application to ICA. An academic advisor support and guidance will be
provided to the applicant to identify and select right prescription for RPL. An
independent assessor shall process and decide the eligibility of the applicant for the
RPL. Once the assessor approves the eligibility after an assessment of the learners,
the credit recognition and programme of study will be offer to the applicant.
Evidence
Procedures
Appendix 1
Applicant information
Ph: Email:
Programme :
Application is for (tick one): CRT RPL
4
5
6
Applicant Signature: Date:
ICA/Policy and procedures for CRT and RPL
6
Total Credits
Approved
[Maximum 120
Credits]
Items Remarks
Evidences of Prior
Learning
(Experience Letter
or Job Descriptions)
assessed
Assessment
(Portfolio, Challenge
Assessment,
Attestation or
Interview)
completed
Total Credits
Approved
[Maximum 120
Credits].
Remarks
Signature Date
ICA/Policy and procedures for CRT and RPL
7
Appendix 4: CRT/RPL Process Charts