Training/Advice
Event
NEW - Nutshell: Universal Credit for Students
Advice NI
Cost:
Members, £20, Community and Voluntary Sector, £25, Private and Statutory Sector, £35
This short 90 minute sessions is designed for advisers who have a sound knowledge of Universal Credit and require further information or an update in relation to Student Finance and Universal Credit. This session will cover: how Universal Credit treats student income (Bursaries/Grants), how to calculate awards for students, which elements students are eligible to claim and under what circumstances.
The course is designed for anyone working directly with clients who already has a sound working knowledge of Universal Credit.There are 90 minutes CPD available for this course
Sector:
- Advice services
Date and Time
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Location
Springfield Charitable Association
17 Clonard Crescent
Belfast
BT7 3GG
United Kingdom
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