A New Chapter: My ACLP 3.0 Journey

Series status: In progress 🚧
I'm documenting the journey as it happens, so new parts will be added along the way.

If you're new to ACLP 3.0, you may want to start with my introductory article, Don't Retire Your Experience: Could Adult Education Be Your Next Chapter?. It explains a little more about Adult Educators, ACLP 3.0, TAEPP and SkillsFuture, and why I decided to explore this new direction.

This series documents my journey towards ACLP 3.0, from creating my IAL account and completing the required eLearning, to submitting my application and securing a place on the course.

And yes, I made a mistake along the way: I hadn't updated my academic and employment details in my IAL profile beforehand. When the application window opened, there was little time to stop and sort things out! 😅

So, if you're considering ACLP yourself, I hope my experience will give you a better idea of what to expect along the way.

This is a personal account of my experience, with some practical tips and lessons learnt along the way.

Part 1: Why ACLP 3.0? My Journey Towards Becoming an Adult Educator
Part 2: Getting Started with ACLP: Creating an IAL Account
Part 3: Before Applying for ACLP 3.0: Checking the Entry Requirements & Completing My IAL Profile
Part 4: Before ACLP 3.0: Registering for the Mandatory eLearning & Setting Up Canvas Account
Part 5: Before ACLP 3.0: Mandatory eLearning, Skills Framework (SFw) 2.0 and Jobs-Skills Portal
Part 6: ACLP 3.0 Application Day: May the Fastest Finger Win!
Part 7: ACLP 3.0 Course Fees, Funding, Payment: Is It Worth It?

Disclaimer: This article documents my personal experience of applying for ACLP 3.0 and is intended for sharing and reference only. It is not an official guide or representation of IAL's application process. The information and screenshots reflect my experience at the time of application in August 2026. Course requirements, fees, funding arrangements and other details may change, so please refer to the official IAL website for the latest information.

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