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Higher education is a journey shaped by experience, growth, and opportunity. Whether it’s through work experience, self-study, or studies completed elsewhere, your journey matters, and it deserves recognition.
Changing institutions or exploring a new career path can feel overwhelming, but your education, future, and personal fulfilment are worth investing in. That’s why Eduvos is committed to supporting student mobility through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Accumulation and Transfer (CAT).
If you’ve studied at another higher education institution, rest assured, your credits count. At Eduvos, we understand the dedication it takes to invest in your education, and we’re here to honour that. Through Credit Accumulation and Transfer (CAT), we review your previous formal studies to award credit for relevant modules you’ve already completed. That means no need to start from scratch; you can pick up your academic journey right where you left off, saving time, money, and energy.
We don’t stop there. Learning happens in all kinds of ways, not just in lecture rooms. Through our Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process, we also assess your real-world experience, workplace knowledge, and informal learning. Whether you’ve gained skills on the job, through self-study, or in life, you may qualify for admission or even exemption from specific modules, even if you don’t meet the traditional entry requirements.
Our dedicated academic and admissions teams are here to guide you every step of the way. From reviewing your credits to helping you build a personalised academic plan, we make the process simple and empowering, because we know your journey is unique.
It’s never too late to continue your education, and you’re never too far behind to reach your goals.
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There’s still time to start your studies in 2025. Enrol today or secure your seat early for next year and pre-enrol for 2026.
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