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“NVLSP’s Basic Training Course
gives veteran advocates an excellent basic
understanding of veterans’ law, a good understanding of the VA appeals
process, and an ability to win benefits for deserving veterans, their
dependents and survivors.
We use the NVLSP Basic Training Program
as one of our training tools when training
accredited service officers, and I highly recommend the Course
to all Post, District, and County Service Officers.”
—JOHN HICKEY, Director of Rehabilitation and Department Service Officer,
The American Legion Department of Indiana
“I took NVLSP’s Basic Training Course
about one year ago. I was a newly hired
assistant service officer. Even though I had 29 years of military
experience I had little knowledge of VA benefits. I found the course very
helpful. It gave me a good basic understanding of VA programs, benefits
and the duties of a service officer.”
—TOM LUDKA, Assistant Service Officer Department of Wisconsin American
Legion
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basic training correspondence course
Basic Training
Correspondence Course
on Veterans Benefits |
| Includes course manual,
sample intake forms, and test material |
This course is an introduction
to veterans benefits and advocacy. It is a course you take in the
privacy of your home, post, or office.
Designed for anyone who helps veterans and their family members
obtain benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA),
this course is also useful in making claimants for VA benefits
better, more informed consumers.
This basic course covers almost every VA benefit, with special
emphasis on entitlement to compensation and pension benefits, as
these are often especially difficult to obtain. Almost all the cases
that have come before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
(CAVC) deal with entitlement to compensation and pension.
Please note: this course does not cover the many varied state
veterans benefits programs, nor does it attempt to cover every
topic or issue in VA law. While complex issues are outside the scope
of this course, many veterans, as well as those providing (or
interested in providing) informal advice about VA benefits, will
find much value in its content.
After completing this course, veterans should not expect to
represent themselves – a qualified representative is still vitally
important. However, informed veterans will be better able to assist
their representatives in obtaining rightfully earned VA benefits.
For more details, download the
Basic Training Correspondence
Course brochure (pdf)
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| Includes course manual,
sample intake forms, and test material |
| Price: $149.95 |
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