ACSskillsassessment

RPL Editing and Proofreading Guidance for ACS Skills Assessment

Get a structured final check of your ACS RPL report's formatting, language accuracy, and ANZSCO code before you submit.

  • Check formatting consistency across your whole report.
  • Flag grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.
  • Confirm your ANZSCO code and occupation title are correct.
  • Get a clear list of fixes before submission.

Disclaimer: We do not edit or rewrite your ACS RPL report. You make all corrections yourself; your report must remain your own work.

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Editing and proofreading basics

What does RPL editing and proofreading guidance cover?

Before you submit your ACS RPL report, a final check helps catch formatting inconsistencies, language errors, and incorrect details that are easy to miss after writing.

This guidance covers the final proofreading pass only. It does not cover project report writing or RPL requirements and evidence, which we support through our Project Writing and Complete RPL Report Writing Service pages.

Your report is written but you are not sure it is submission-ready, or you want a second check for grammar, spelling, punctuation, and ANZSCO code accuracy before you submit.

Important: We review your report and flag issues; you make all corrections yourself so the report remains entirely your own work.
IT professional reviewing an ACS RPL report before submission
Your report, your correctionsWe flag formatting and language issues. You make every correction yourself.
Proofreading checklist

How to edit and proofread your RPL report

A structured final check catches small mistakes before they reach an assessor.

Work through these checks in order, from formatting to a final full read-through.
01

Consistent formatting

Use the same font, size, spacing, and heading style throughout your report.

02

Grammar and spelling

Check for grammatical, spelling, and punctuation errors line by line.

03

Sentence clarity

Read each sentence on its own to catch awkward or unclear phrasing.

04

Correct ANZSCO code

Confirm the ANZSCO code and occupation title match your nominated occupation exactly.

05

Roles matched to the code

Check that your listed roles and responsibilities align with your ANZSCO code.

06

Consistent details

Check that names, dates, and titles are spelled the same way throughout.

07

Final read-through

Read the complete report once more, start to finish, before submission.

Review process

Our RPL editing and proofreading review process

The review moves from formatting to language to a final read-through, so nothing is checked out of order.

Format firstLanguage nextFinal read-through last
01

Formatting Check

We review font, spacing, and heading consistency across your report.

02

Language Review

We flag grammar, spelling, and punctuation issues for you to correct.

03

ANZSCO Code Check

We check your ANZSCO code and occupation title for accuracy.

04

Final Read-Through

We give you a consolidated list of fixes before you submit.

Service boundaries

What we do and what we do not do

What We Do

  • Check formatting consistency.
  • Flag grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.
  • Confirm ANZSCO code accuracy.
  • Check consistency of names, dates, and titles.
  • Give a clear list of fixes.
  • Review your report again after your edits.

What We Do Not Do

  • Edit or rewrite your report for you.
  • Create or change your project content.
  • Perform a plagiarism check.
  • Review your evidence or project selection.
  • Guarantee ACS acceptance.
  • Provide migration or legal advice.
Common errors

Common errors we catch during proofreading

  • Inconsistent font sizes or heading styles between sections.
  • Mixed use of past and present tense within the same report.
  • Missing or incorrect punctuation, such as full stops and commas.
  • A nominated occupation title that does not match the ANZSCO code listed.
  • Job titles or dates spelled differently across sections.
  • Long, unbroken sentences that are difficult to read in one pass.
Disclaimer and sources

Service disclaimer

We provide general guidance on formatting consistency, language accuracy, and ANZSCO code checks only; we do not edit, rewrite, or guarantee ACS RPL reports. For project writing or evidence guidance, see our Project Writing and Complete RPL Report Writing Service pages. For plagiarism concerns, see our RPL Plagiarism Check service. We are not affiliated with ACS and do not provide migration advice or guarantee assessment outcomes.

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Check before submission

Check your RPL report before submission

Get a structured formatting, language, and ANZSCO code check before you submit.

Review with confidence

✓Formatting consistency check
✓Grammar and language review
✓ANZSCO code accuracy check
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Formatting consistency, grammar and language accuracy, and ANZSCO code checks on a report you have already written.

No. We flag formatting, language, and ANZSCO code issues. You make every correction yourself so the report remains your own work.

Yes. We check that the code and occupation title are listed correctly and match your described roles.

Not on this page. Plagiarism checking is a separate service. See our RPL Plagiarism Check page for that guidance.

Project Writing covers narrative structure and clarity while you draft. This page covers the final formatting and language check once a report is already written.

Not on this page. For evidence, requirement, and project selection guidance, see our Complete RPL Report Writing Service.

Our review moves through formatting, language, and ANZSCO code checks, followed by a final read-through before you submit.

No. We provide editing and proofreading guidance only. Contact a registered migration agent for migration or visa advice.