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• Log in to the to submit your RPL application.
• If applying for RPL based on non-formal or experiential learning, you must submit an RPL Equivalency (EQ) Portfolio. Visit the RPL Credit Equivalency Portfolio page for instructions.
• For best results, use a laptop or desktop computer. Mobile devices are not recommended.

Not sure how to apply?
Follow these Step-by-Step Instructions about how to submit an RPL application (pdf).

Have questions?
Visit the FAQs page or contact the RPL Office via the Questions? Ask Us form or email rpl@nbcc.ca.

Check out these additional features on the :

• Search for Previously Evaluated Courses
  See if your course has previously been approved for RPL using the Evaluated Courses Master List.
• View ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ Course Profiles
  Understand your course’s learning outcomes and competencies. .
• Check Your Program Delivery Sequence
  See which courses you’re scheduled to take each term. .
• Track Your Application Status
  View your open and closed RPL requests.

At ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾, we recognize that learning happens both inside and outside the classroom. The RPL program allows you to earn credit for learning gained through:

• Formal education at other recognized post-secondary institutions
• On-the-job training and work experience
• Informal workshops and seminars
• Volunteerism, military service, and family responsibilities

No matter how you gained your knowledge, RPL provides a pathway to demonstrate your learning and receive formal credit.

• Respect, transparency, and accountability
• Continuous improvement of processes and services
• Valuing diverse forms of learning
• Assessing learning based on outcomes—not the individual or where the learning occurred
• Reducing institutional barriers and promoting academic and career success through inclusivity and equity

“There is no end to education. It is not that you read a book, pass an examination, and finish with education. The whole of life, from the moment you are born to the moment you die, is a process of learning.”