The Spotlight on Welfare Fraud

This comprehensive, hands-on training for eligibility workers administering public assistance programs will help participants gain practical skills and knowledge to effectively identify, prevent and address welfare fraud. Through real-world scenarios, case studies and interactive activities, eligibility workers will learn how to recognize common fraud schemes and utilize interview techniques for detecting fraud.

After attending this training, participants will be able to:

  • Identify and classify welfare fraud
  • Apply fraud detection techniques
  • Conduct effective Interviews
Academic Units
0
Section Number
252CTS920
Instruction Method
Online class

Section Notes

Fee Details: The enrollment fee for this ½ -day class is $127.50 per participant or .03 training units for those utilizing their county contract. This fee includes quality instruction from subject-matter expert(s), research-based curricula and all digital course materials.

Training Format: This program will be offered via remote learning using Zoom. Login information will be provided after your enrollment is processed.

Enrolling in this class and the other Welfare Fraud class scheduled on the same day will give you 8 hours of training requirements.

 

 

Enrollment Policies

Enrollment closes on 10/06/25

Enrolling in this class and the other Welfare Fraud class scheduled on the same day, will give you 8 hours training requirements.

Those paying by check or with credit card, please have payment to us at your earliest convenience.

To be officially dropped from the class, please notify us at least 10 business days prior to the training start date to drop a class and cancel the billing, or request a refund of fees paid, less than a $30 processing fee (no exceptions). Please use this link to cancel from the class:  Enrollment Cancelation Link If you have questions, please contact us at (530) 757-8538 or at human@ucde.ucdavis.edu.

Substitutions can be made with 48-hour minimum notice prior to the training start date. A 48-hour notice is needed to get all updated information processed.