Benefits made simple
Welfare benefits law is complex and ever‑changing.
Our high quality, learner-centred courses will simplify the social security system allowing you to guide your clients, colleagues and service users through the information maze.
BOOK FOR YOUBOOK FOR YOUR TEAMWho we are
The Benefits Training Co. has delivered over 2000 courses to the advice sector over the last 12 years. All our trainers are recognised as experts in their field. Together they design and deliver welfare benefits courses and provide consultancy to national charities, local and national government, housing associations, law firms and others.
What we do
We deliver training on all areas of the social security system, online and face-to-face, to organisations, employees and volunteers who work with benefits claimants across the UK. We provide an advice service to all our course participants for at least 12 months after their course.
Why choose us
- We offer 12 months inclusive post-course access to expert benefits advice and support
- Our team of trainers is specialist in both benefits and training
- Our courses are accessible, inclusive and fun.
Coming up
The Work Capability Assessment
Thursday, 10 July '25
Universal Credit: Managed Migration (half-day)
Thursday, 10 July '25
Preparing for an Appeal Tribunal
Thursday, 17 July '25
Introduction to Welfare Benefits
Tuesday, 22 July '25
Mixed Age Couples (half-day)
Monday, 28 July '25
Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
Wednesday, 30 July '25
Keep in touch
Welfare benefits law changes at an extraordinary pace. Stay up to date with the latest changes by subscribing to our free monthly Benefits Newscasts and other updates.
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Some of our partners:
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Disability Rights UK highly recommends Benefits Training Co. courses and we actively promote them to our members. The material is always kept relevant, accessible and up-to-date. Experienced trainers, skilful design and excellent course organisation combine to make BTC the very best in the field.
Tony Stevens, Head of Development, Disability Rights UK
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