Pathways to Recognise AA Skills
Many of our members have existing AA skills which they would like recognised to support delivery of youth program.
To help swiftly get your request to those who can assist, and enable visibility and traceability to help with processing times, please select the appropriate pathway for acknowledgement of AA skills outlined below:
1.Skills Recognition (for AA Skills Appointments)
2. Request for SP/TP Skills Appointment
3.Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
4. Recognition of Current Competency (RCC)
5. Credit Transfer (CT)
Click on the below attachment to find out more about each of the above processes.
Please direct any questions or feedback to bc.training@scoutsqld.com.au
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