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Hosted by Ruth Knox with the Continuing Education Department of Liverpool University | 8-Week Course | Starting on Monday 10 October 2022 | Online and In-Person
The course will start with an overview of the different categories of benefit – means-tested, contribution-based, and non-means tested.
Further sessions will look at each benefit in more detail and will cover Universal Credit, legacy benefits, disability and sickness benefits, support for housing costs, and the position of EEA citizens and other migrants.
The course will be taught remotely (although they are hoping to make the first session face-to-face so that students are able to meet each other).
It is suitable for volunteers, trainees and anyone working in the advice sector who wants to gain more knowledge of the benefits system.
Click here to learn more and to book a place on this course.
Booking Deadline: 8 October 2022.
For more information, please contact Ruth Knox at ruthknox52@btinternet.com.
Ruth Knox has been involved with this course since 2017, initially in association with Helen Green, and for the last two years, on her own. She has been a Welfare Rights Advisor for 15 years, having worked in a number of advice organisations and currently as a volunteer Welfare Rights Advisor at Vauxhall Law Centre.
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