This course is relevant in England, Wales and Scotland. It will help you identify which EU citizens in the UK might be entitled to which benefits. It looks at the rules about entitlement to means-tested benefits such as universal credit, as well as to child benefit, disability and carers benefits and contributory benefits. 

The course was written by CPAG in Scotland with help from the University of Glasgow.

This is an advanced level course for advisers with existing benefit knowledge.

It should take about 60 mins to do the course. You can do the course in more than one session. Your progress will be saved for when you return.

This eLearning course is relevant in England, Wales and Scotland. It's about universal credit, property and relationship breakdown.  

If you own your home and you live in it, its value is disregarded as capital for universal credit. But what happens if you move out of that home after a relationship has ended? Will that property count as capital and mean that you are not entitled to universal credit? This course helps you understand the answer to this question. 

This is an advanced level course for advisers with existing benefit knowledge. 

This course will take about 25 minutes to complete.

This eLearning course is relevant in England, Wales and Scotland. It's about the limited capability for work and work-related activity and moving to UC. 

It looks at the situation where it's already been decided that someone has LCWRA for old-style employment and support allowance before they move to UC. You'll learn about when the LCWRA element should be included from the start of a UC award, rather than after the normal 3 month waiting period.

This is an advanced level course for advisers with existing benefit knowledge. 

This course will take about 30 minutes to complete.

This eLearning course is relevant in England, Wales and Scotland. Learn about the situations in which universal credit can be backdated and how and when a request for backdating can be made. 

This is an advanced level course for advisers with existing benefit knowledge.

You'll find out what the law says about when backdating is possible, including the specific grounds for backdating. Details of recent cases are included to show how the law is developing in this area. 

The course is full of examples and interactive elements to help you engage with the content and practice what you've learned.

This course will take about 15 minutes to complete.

This eLearning course is relevant in England, Wales and Scotland. It's about moving home and the universal credit housing costs element. 

Explore the types of problems that moving home can create, such as when you have two liabilities to pay rent for an old home and a new home at the same time. Look at the limited situations where you can get the housing costs element fo rmore than one home at the same time. 

This is an advanced level course for advisers with existing benefit knowledge. 

This course will take about 20 minutes to complete.