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Key outcomes

  • Earn a credential in benefit planning for youth.
  • Learn about the special benefit rules for transition-age youth.
  • Help students chart a path to successful employment.


 

Who should enroll

If you have a WIP-C™ credential and want to focus on education, careers, and benefits for young adults with disabilities, this course is for you. You’ll review Social Security disability benefits and work incentives as they apply to youth, including the Student Earned Income Exclusion. The course also covers ABLE accounts.

Prerequisites - WIP-C™ Credential or CWIC Certification

Course Duration - This course is 5 webinars spread over 2 weeks

Next Cohort - Tuesday, Thursday | 1:00-2:30 p.m. ET

Instructor

Aleyda Toruno

Oct 27

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