This 90 minute e-learning course is for staff and volunteers who have a good understanding of the benefits system, and who want an update on all the changes that have been introduced since March 2020. It will update staff and advisers on legislative and guidance changes, and how these changes may affect clients who are supported by delegates and their organisation. Training Fees applies.
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This 90 minute e-learning course is for staff and volunteers who have a good understanding of the benefits system, and who want an update on all the changes that have been introduced since March 2020. It will update staff and advisers on legislative and guidance changes, and how these changes may affect clients who are supported by delegates and their organisation. Training Fees applies.
This 90 minute e-learning course is for staff and volunteers who have a good understanding of the benefits system, and who want an update on all the changes that have been introduced since March 2020. It will update staff and advisers on legislative and guidance changes, and how these changes may affect clients who are supported by delegates and their organisation. Training Fees applies.
This e-learning module is for experienced local Citizens Advice advisers with a thorough understanding of Universal Credit who are advising UC claimants who may be affected by the surplus earnings rule. It will provide advisers with an understanding of the surplus earnings rule with particular focus on understanding the impact payments under the self-employment income support scheme can have on Universal Credit awards.
This e-learning course using Zoom is for experienced local Citizens Advice advisers who sometimes deal with complex benefit queries concerning EEA nationals. You will need a broad understanding of the social security benefit system and preferably have some experience of the EU freedom of movement rules. This course does not look at benefit issues concerning non-EU nationals. It will provide advisers with an understanding of the issues that may be relevant when advising EEA nationals. It will cover the relevance of the EU settlement scheme to continued entitlement to Universal Credit. Training Fee applies.
This 90 minute course is aimed at LCA advisers who are already helping clients with Universal Credit queries, including Help to Claim staff and volunteers. This is an update course, so delegates need to already have a working knowledge of UC. By the end advisers will understand more about the COVID-19 welfare reforms that have been introduced and how they affect UC claimants.
This 90 minute course is aimed at LCA advisers who are already helping clients with Universal Credit queries, including Help to Claim staff and volunteers. This is an update course, so delegates need to already have a working knowledge of UC. By the end advisers will understand more about the COVID-19 welfare reforms that have been introduced and how they affect UC claimants.
This 90 minute course is aimed at LCA advisers who are already helping clients with Universal Credit queries, including Help to Claim staff and volunteers. This is an update course, so delegates need to already have a working knowledge of UC. By the end advisers will understand more about the COVID-19 welfare reforms that have been introduced and how they affect UC claimants.
This two-hour e-learning module is for experienced advisers with a thorough understanding of Universal Credit who are advising UC claimants who may be affected by the surplus earnings rule. It will provide advisers with an understanding of the surplus earnings rule with particular focus on understanding the impact payments under the self-employment income support scheme can have on Universal Credit awards.
This two-hour e-learning module is for experienced advisers with a thorough understanding of Universal Credit who are advising UC claimants who may be affected by the surplus earnings rule. It will provide advisers with an understanding of the surplus earnings rule with particular focus on understanding the impact payments under the self-employment income support scheme can have on Universal Credit awards.