The Jobseeker’s Allowance (18-21 Work Skills Pilot Scheme) Regulations 2014
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6 Subsequent notifications
(1) Subject to regulation 7, a claimant (“C”) who, following an assessment in accordance with regulation 5 or 8, the Secretary of State is satisfied does not possess skills in English or Maths or both at a standard equivalent to the skills required to obtain a Level 2 qualification is required to— (a) attend skills training in English or Maths or both; and (b) participate in further assessments if appropriate; where the Secretary of State gives C a notice in writing complying with paragraph (2). (2) The notice must specify— (a) details of what C is required to do by way of continued participation in Phase One of the Scheme; and (b) information about the consequences of failing to continue to participate in Phase One of the Scheme. (3) Any changes to the details mentioned in paragraph (2) must be notified by the Secretary of State to C in writing.
6 Subsequent notifications
(1) Subject to regulation 7, a claimant (“C”) who, following an assessment in accordance with regulation 5 or 8, the Secretary of State is satisfied does not possess skills in English or Maths or both at a standard equivalent to the skills required to obtain a Level 2 qualification is required to— (a) attend skills training in English or Maths or both; and (b) participate in further assessments if appropriate; where the Secretary of State gives C a notice in writing complying with paragraph (2). (2) The notice must specify— (a) details of what C is required to do by way of continued participation in Phase One of the Scheme; and (b) information about the consequences of failing to continue to participate in Phase One of the Scheme. (3) Any changes to the details mentioned in paragraph (2) must be notified by the Secretary of State to C in writing.
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