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MATRICS learn

MATRICS learn is a blended learning platform and has been developed to update learning approaches and allow advisers to progress their training more fully in line with the Scottish National Standards for Information and Advice Providers (SNSIAP).
 
Due to current and expected demand for more debt advisers in Scotland this year, the MATRICS partnership between Citizens Advice Scotland and Money Advice Scotland has prioritised and expanded the provision of training for new debt advisers first. Advisers can work through the e-learning with self-assessment at their own pace and join the live peer and tutor groups for that crucial link to practical application and confidence building.
  
As well as delivering the MATRICS learn programme, the team also continues to provide second tier support to all frontline workers in the money advice sector through the MATRICS helpline, open from Monday – Friday 9-5.  From the helpline, we know the types of issues you need support on, and so we’re developing new courses based on your enquiries too.

The innovative programme is fully learner-centred and promotes knowledge input via bite-sized e-learning modules followed by discussion groups and workshops considering practical examples to deepen understanding.
 
 
Register for MATRICS learn
 
To register, visit MATRICS learn. You’ll be guided through the set-up process after you click 'create new account'. You must use a valid work email address to sign up. There is an opportunity to request that your Wiseradviser training record is transferred to MATRICS learn as part of the registration form. When you register you will have access to all areas of the developing programme.

Published: 9th July, 2021

Updated: 12th December, 2023

Author: Abbey Fleming

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