Benefits for people subject to immigration control
A course enabling you to gain knowledge and confidence by taking an in-depth look at the rules on benefits and people subject to immigration control, and how they apply to different scenarios.
ASA Learning Category: Advice
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).
Benefits overview (new)
A course that helps you understand how the benefits system is changing and who is affected by these changes.
Benefits: Attendance allowance
This e-learning takes you through the basic structure and how to make a claim for attendance allowance (AA).
Benefits: Carers allowance
This e-learning looks at the basic structure of Carers Allowance. Using case studies, t will help you advise four new clients outlined in those case studies. The learning will take you through the basic structure of Carer’s Allowance and how to make a claim for it.
Benefits: Claims
This e-learning will provide you with the understanding of the processes for benefit claims, decisions and appeals and familiarise you with the terminology used in them.
Benefits: Disability living allowance for under 16s
This session covers the rules for claiming disability living allowance for children and young people under 16.
Benefits: For older people – Pension Credit
This e-learning covers the main issues and common questions that clients might ask about Pension Credit. Such as, what is it, can they get it, and how much is it.
Benefits: For people seeking work – Jobseeker’s Allowance
This e-learning explores the rules and process for getting Jobseeker’s Allowance.
Benefits: For people unable to work – ESA and SSP
The e-learning will look at statutory sick pay and employment support allowance. It is split into sections that you can complete individually.
Benefits: Fraud
This e-learning looks closely at the issues involved when someone is accused of benefit fraud.?