The Advice category contains learning within the following advice areas which you can browse:
Consumer (3); Debt and Money Management (31); Employment (11); Family (10); Health (1); Housing (74); Immigration (8); Law and Courts (4); Welfare Benefits (77).
Anyone who is not a practising solicitor, barrister or legal executive and is giving immigration advice must be regulated by the OISC. This course explores Immigration law, European Union law and Asylum law, to provide an understanding of the range of issues relating to immigration advice.
In this e-learning you will be introduced to a client of who has a number of debts and wants advice on how to deal with them.
Exploring the nature of parental mental health and it’s impact on families.
This course provides an introduction to Personal Independence Payment (PIP), and covers who is entitled, the disability test, getting paid while claiming PIP, stays in hospitals or residential care, and transferring from DLA to PIP.
A course that examines the structure and assessment process of PIP.
To enable advisers to understand the entitlement of EEA nationals to means tested benefits in the UK
This session will explore the latest case law developments in relation to Personal Independence Payment (PIP), and consider the impact of recent decisions and other developments on tactics for PIP tribunals.
This e-learning is freely available to all users and, through audio, video and interactive uses of technology, bring alive key aspects of poverty, parenting and social exclusion with particular reference to children and families.
For trainee or new advisers, this webinar enables advisers to learn about the options available to clients facing mortgage repossessions.
This e-learning identifies which debts are classed as priority debts and demonstrates awareness of the sanctions available to priority creditors.