Wiseradviser: Introduction to Providing Debt Advice
Advice NI
This generalist level course is accredited with OCNNI at Level 3 and is one of the courses that acts as prerequisite for attending other Wiseradviser courses. This is a core course for those seeking MAS accreditation at Initial Contact & Support Work or above.
Wiseradviser courses are appropriate to anyone currently working with vulnerable clients facing financial difficulties.
All Wiseradviser courses are free to organisations providing free and impartial money and debt advice. To find out if you qualify for free training contact [email protected].
All attendees MUST book their place online at www.wiseradviser.org and not using the Advice NI website. A notification e-mail will be sent once a booking request is received. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation e-mail advising them of their course place. Should a place no longer be required it MUST be cancelled via the wiseradviser website (see cancellation policy). To book a place on a Wiseradviser course participants must be registered on the Wiseradviser website. Visit www.wiseradviser.org for instructions on how to use this site, including how to book onto courses. [email protected]
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Date and Time
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Location
Ballynafeigh Community Development Association
283 Ormeau Road
Belfsat
BT7 3GG
United Kingdom
Contact Details
For information on this course and all other Advice NI courses visit our website www.adviceni.net/training. For more information on Wiseradviser courses run by Advice NI please email
Wiseradviser: Introduction to Providing Debt Advice
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