Skillsbook for RTO’s
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Introducing Skillsbook® for RTOs, the quickest and most efficient way to register, enrol and assess students online! Managing or creating courses and training plans for your students has never been this easy. Student enrolments and assessments will be much faster than paper based methods ensuring quick turnaround times and as a result boosting your bottom line. Potential students with a Skillsbook account can search and find a specific RTO by state or qualification from the national database incorporated into Skillsbook. So every RTO in Australia that gets an account will be visible to the thousands of individuals who have already signed up to a personal Skillsbook account. To increase your RTOs chances of reaching an even wider audience, Skillsbook allows you to invite people to enrol, en masse through a CSV spreadsheet Upload and Send Invites function. In order to increase an RTOs exposure to potential students, register as an organisation and let people find you on Skillsbook!
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- 2. RTO commences creation of a new course
- 3. RTO selects the appropriate mix of elective units of competency
- 4. Compliance is met when all indicators turn green
- 5. A summary of the new course configured
- 6. RTO invites students to join the organisation
- 7. Examples of courses students can be enrolled into
- 8. A list of RTOs students not enrolled in the Construction course
- 9. A student is selected for enrolment in Construction course
- 10. On enrolment, student draws up a learning plan and submits for approval
- 11. RTO views student’s plan and approves
- 12. View of student’s approved plan and evidence upload section
- 13. Student uploads required evidence and submits for assessment
- 14. Submitted evidence now locked from student and ready for assessment
- 15. Assessor views student’s evidence
- 16. After completion, assessment is saved and student informed via Skillsbook of outcome
- 17. Student ‘s view of assessment outcome