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A Guide to Universal Credit (Level 3 endorsed course)
Advice NI
Cost:
£450 per person which includes OCNNI registration and certification fees. The Department for Communities will fund the cost of the course for frontline council-funded advice providers.
This in depth, practical course focuses on all aspects of Universal Credit.
The three-course will fully equip advisers with the knowledge and skills needed to calculate precise awards of Universal Credit as well as provide practical experience with completing the application, maintaining ongoing claims alongside associated digital advice, employability and financial capability promotion skills. It is accredited with OCNNI at Level 3 and in conjunction with the ‘Universal Credit: Coaching Clients Digitally’ course covers the Department for Communities (DfC) Universal Credit training requirements for advisers.
Sector:
- Advice services
A Guide to Universal Credit (Level 3 endorsed course)
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