Challenging Universal Credit Decisions
Advice NI
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- Claim closure and suspension
- Sanctions and their impact
- The difference between determinations and decisions and what you can do with them
- Conditionality for work and work related activity
It is also a useful companion course for those seeking to attend our 1-day course in Tribunal Representation as its content will give you the prerequisite enhanced knowledge of the benefit under appeal.
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Pre-Learning Requirements
No pre-learning requirements
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Who Should Attend
This course has been designed for advisers and others working in the area of Social Security who wish to give the most effective advice on UC and better challenge decisions.
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Accreditation
Non-accredited
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CPD
This course is worth 3 CPD points under the Northern Ireland Advice Quality Standard.
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Professional Framework
This is a CPD course and it will provide learners with information on UC Decisions. It links 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 - £55
Voluntary/Community- £65
Private - £85
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Registration Information
For our member organisations, please ensure you register with your work email address otherwise you will not receive your discounted member rate
Similarly, for Advice NI staff, please register using your work email address as your registration will not be fully complete otherwise
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Mon 6 February
Mon 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM GMT
Online
Presented by Ryan Fitzsimmons, Advice NI Training
- £85.00
- Voluntary/Community rate £65.00
- Member Rate: £55.00
- Advice services
- Carers
- Children and families
- Disability
- Housing and homelessness
- Men
- Older people
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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