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Universal Credit: Update and Overview Duration 1 day Course Overview Central Training's Universal Credit: Update & Overview course aims to give an overview of Universal Credit (UC) and the "managed migration" of legacy benefits to UC. This session is aimed at frontline workers who support clients to claim and maintain UC and it aims to cover the key points that those supporting UC claimants need to be aware of. Finally the candidates will have the opportunity to discuss and work on case studies related to different areas of UC, including managed migration, maximising entitlement and maintaining a claim for those with complex needs. Learning Outcomes This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to better understand: How to make and maintain a UC claim The migration process and who needs to claim Risk levels of advice and signposting The work capability process and work capability status Methods of Delivery Participants will be trained as a group, using a PowerPoint presentation and supporting notes. Questions and comments will be encouraged, and Learning Outcomes will be supported by case studies. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Universal credit: claiming and maintaining Voluntary migration to UC Managed migration timetable Calculating UC and maximising entitlement UC and work capability UC and claimants with complex needs Target Audience This course is aimed at frontline workers who support service users who may need to claim Universal Credit or require support to maintain their claim. Training Considerations There are no pre training requirements for this course, although basic knowledge of the Legacy system will be an advantage to participants. Certification Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of this course. Related Courses Welfare Benefits ESA & PIP

Universal Credit: Update and Overview

Duration

1 day

Course Overview

Central Training's Universal Credit: Update & Overview course aims to give an overview of Universal Credit (UC) and the "managed migration" of legacy benefits to UC. This session is aimed at frontline workers who support clients to claim and maintain UC and it aims to cover the key points that those supporting UC claimants need to be aware of. Finally the candidates will have the opportunity to discuss and work on case studies related to different areas of UC, including managed migration, maximising entitlement and maintaining a claim for those with complex needs.

Learning Outcomes

This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to better understand:

How to make and maintain a UC claim

The migration process and who needs to claim

Risk levels of advice and signposting

The work capability process and work capability status

Methods of Delivery

Participants will be trained as a group, using a PowerPoint presentation and supporting notes. Questions and comments will be encouraged, and

Learning Outcomes

will be supported by case studies.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Universal credit: claiming and maintaining
Voluntary migration to UC
Managed migration timetable
Calculating UC and maximising entitlement
UC and work capability
UC and claimants with complex needs

Target Audience

This course is aimed at frontline workers who support service users who may need to claim Universal Credit or require support to maintain their claim.

Training Considerations

There are no pre training requirements for this course, although basic knowledge of the Legacy system will be an advantage to participants.

Certification

Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of this course.

Related Courses

Welfare Benefits
ESA & PIP


Universal Credit: Update and Overview Duration: 1 day Course Overview: Central Training's Universal Credit: Update & Overview course aims to give an overview of Universal Credit (UC) and the "managed migration" of legacy benefits to UC. This session is aimed at frontline workers who support clients to claim and maintain UC and it aims to cover the key points that those supporting UC claimants need to be aware of. Finally the candidates will have the opportunity to discuss and work on case studies related to different areas of UC, including managed migration, maximising entitlement and maintaining a claim for those with complex needs. Learning Outcomes: This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to better understand: · How to make and maintain a UC claim · The migration process and who needs to claim · Risk levels of advice and signposting · The work capability process and work capability status Methods of delivery: Participants will be trained as a group, using a PowerPoint presentation and supporting notes. Questions and comments will be encouraged, and learning outcomes will be supported by case studies. LEARNING OBJECTIVES · Universal credit: claiming and maintaining · Voluntary migration to UC · Managed migration timetable · Calculating UC and maximising entitlement · UC and work capability · UC and claimants with complex needs TARGET AUDIENCE This course is aimed at frontline workers who support service users who may need to claim Universal Credit or require support to maintain their claim. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no pre training requirements for this course, although basic knowledge of the Legacy system will be an advantage to participants. CERTIFICATION Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of this course. RELATED COURSES Welfare Benefits ESA & PIP

Universal Credit: Update and Overview
Duration: 1 day

Course Overview:

Central Training's Universal Credit: Update & Overview course aims to give an overview of Universal Credit (UC) and the "managed migration" of legacy benefits to UC. This session is aimed at frontline workers who support clients to claim and maintain UC and it aims to cover the key points that those supporting UC claimants need to be aware of. Finally the candidates will have the opportunity to discuss and work on case studies related to different areas of UC, including managed migration, maximising entitlement and maintaining a claim for those with complex needs.

Learning Outcomes:

This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to better understand:
· How to make and maintain a UC claim
· The migration process and who needs to claim
· Risk levels of advice and signposting
· The work capability process and work capability status

Methods of delivery:

Participants will be trained as a group, using a PowerPoint presentation and supporting notes. Questions and comments will be encouraged, and learning outcomes will be supported by case studies.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
· Universal credit: claiming and maintaining
· Voluntary migration to UC
· Managed migration timetable
· Calculating UC and maximising entitlement
· UC and work capability
· UC and claimants with complex needs

TARGET AUDIENCE
This course is aimed at frontline workers who support service users who may need to claim Universal Credit or require support to maintain their claim.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no pre training requirements for this course, although basic knowledge of the Legacy system will be an advantage to participants.

CERTIFICATION
Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of this course.

RELATED COURSES
Welfare Benefits
ESA & PIP