IAA expands training video series with five additional modules

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Five additional videos have now been released, bringing the total in the series to ten.

Following the successful launch of the initial training series, the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) is pleased to announce that a further five training videos are now available to advisers, bringing the total number of videos in the series to ten.

These additional modules build on the areas identified through adviser feedback and provide further practical guidance to support high-quality immigration advice and casework. The newly released videos cover:

Migrant Victims of Domestic Abuse Concession (MDVAC) and domestic abuse

National Referral Mechanism (NRM) and trafficking cases

Together with the original five videos, the full series now offers a comprehensive range of training across key areas of immigration advice and practice, supporting advisers to strengthen their knowledge, confidence and professional capability.

As with the initial release, these videos may be recorded as part of advisers’ continuing professional development (CPD), in line with existing record-keeping requirements. Certificates are not issued for completion.

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