Prior Learning Self-assessment Form

The Prior Learning Self-Assessment Form is used to evaluate and document the knowledge and skills that an individual has acquired through prior learning experiences, such as work, training, or personal study. It helps to determine if these experiences can be recognized and applied towards educational credits or qualifications.

The individual who wishes to receive credit for prior learning files the Prior Learning Self-assessment Form.

FAQ

Q: What is a Prior Learning Self-assessment Form?
A: A form used to assess your prior learning experiences.

Q: Why is a Prior Learning Self-assessment Form important?
A: It helps evaluate your knowledge and skills gained outside of traditional academic settings.

Q: What should I include in a Prior Learning Self-assessment Form?
A: You should include details about your prior learning experiences, such as courses, workshops, seminars, work experience, and any certifications or licenses you have obtained.

Q: Who should fill out a Prior Learning Self-assessment Form?
A: Anyone who wants to have their prior learning evaluated for potential college credits or exemptions should fill out this form.

Q: What is the purpose of evaluating prior learning?
A: The purpose is to determine if your prior learning experiences meet the criteria for college credits or exemptions, saving you time and money in your academic journey.

Q: What happens after I submit a Prior Learning Self-assessment Form?
A: The form is typically reviewed by a committee or academic advisor who will assess your prior learning and determine if any credits or exemptions can be granted.

Q: Can I receive college credits for my prior learning?
A: Yes, if your prior learning is deemed equivalent to college-level knowledge or skills, you may be eligible to receive college credits.

Q: What if my prior learning experiences do not qualify for college credits?
A: If your prior learning experiences do not meet the criteria for college credits, you may still benefit from personalized academic counseling or recommendations for additional coursework or training to help you achieve your academic goals.

Q: Can I appeal the decision made based on my Prior Learning Self-assessment Form?
A: Yes, if you disagree with the decision made regarding your prior learning, you may have the option to appeal and provide additional documentation or information to support your case.