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Wiseradviser - Using the Consumer Credit Act in Practice
Advice NI
Cost:
All Wiseradviser courses are FREE to organisations providing FREE and impartial money and debt advice.
Following on from the What is the Consumer Credit Act on-line learning (a pre-requisite for this course), this discussion based practical day is designed to support your application of the theory and legislation related to the Consumer Credit Act. It will give you the opportunity to build on previous learning and develop your confidence and skills when dealing with customer enquiries.
Wiseradviser courses are appropriate to anyone currently working with vulnerable clients facing financial difficulties.
This course is accredited with OCNNI at Level 3. The blended course is worth 18 CPD hours: 12 CPD hours for the pre-requisite 12 modules of on-line learning and 6 CPD hours for the workshop.
Sector:
- Advice services
Wiseradviser - Using the Consumer Credit Act in Practice
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