Universal Credit and the Self Employed
Advice NI
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including;
- The Gateway interview and “Gainful/Not Gainful” pathway
- How the Minimum Income Floor works, is calculated and exemptions to it
- Conditionality for the Self Employed
- Joint claims issues
- The accounting information that must be submitted in an assessment period
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Who Should Attend
This course has been designed for those in the advice sector and related areas. It is best suited to those who have already obtained a foundation knowledge of Universal Credit
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Pre-Learning Requirements
No pre-learning requirements
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Accreditation
Non-accredited
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CPD
This course is worth 1 CPD point under the Northern Ireland Advice Quality Standard
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Professional Framework
This is a CPD course to keep you up to date with Universal Credit and the self-employed. It links to The Money & Pension Service ‘Money Guidance Competency Framework’ and to a range of National Occupational Standards for Legal Advisers including:
- SFJIB19 - First line welfare rights legal advice
- SFJIB20- Provide specialist welfare rights legal advice
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Fees
Advice NI Member Rate - £30
Voluntary/Community- £40
Private - £55
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Wed 31 August
Wed 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM BST
Online
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