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Mediation Training Course

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We have developed a completely new Mediator Training and Accreditation Course designed to accelerate your learning and rapidly build a very high level of knowledge, skill and experience so that you are both COMPETENT and CONFIDENT to mediate in a variety of situations, including complex multi-party and highly emotive cases.

 

This intensive Training Course is delivered in two modules, Days 1-5 comprising the Mediator Training Course and, on Days 6 and 7, Assessment for those wishing to achieve Accreditation. To enable consolidation of learning and to optimise your chances of success in achieving Accredited Mediator Status, Days 1-3 and 4&5 of the Mediator Training take place on consecutive weeks, with the optional Assessment following shortly thereafter. A separate and completely independent Panel of Assessors will determine the level of skill and competence achieved on completion and whether Accredited Mediator Status has been achieved.

 

Who Should Attend

  • You want to become an Accredited Commercial Mediator
  • You want to represent clients in Mediation
  • You want to use Mediation Skills in your current profession

Duration

5 Days Training

 

Course Content

  • The five Phases of Mediation
  • Working with Emotion
  • Questioning Techniques
  • Building Rapport
  • Time-Limited Mediation
  • Multi-party, Multi-issue cases
  • Co-Mediation and Assistants
  • Settlement Agreements
  • Evaluation in Mediation
  • Ethics and Standards

Accreditation Assessment

2 Day Assessment

 

Assessment Result

Attendance at the 5 day Mediation Training Course allows you to apply to become an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.

 

Successful completion of the 2 day Mediator Training Assessment grants Accredited Mediator status and the delegate to apply to become a Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I have to book the Mediator Training Course and Accreditation Assessment Days at the same time?

Days 1 - 5 of the Mediator Training Course must be taken together

If you wish to achieve Accredited Mediator status, it is preferable to book and attend the Accreditation Assessment Days as part of the total package as the timing of these two days is designed to ensure that the Mediator Training is still fresh.

 

What if I want to apply for Accreditation at a later stage?

If you decide later to apply for Accredited Mediator status, you may do so. If a considerable amount of time has passed since you attended the Mediator Training Course, you may prefer to re-attend days 4 and 5.

 

What if I've already been trained as a Mediator?

If you have attended another mediator training course (but see below) and if the Institute is satisfied that your course covered equivalent skills and learning to the Institute's course, it may be possible to attend days 4 and 5 only, before attending the Accreditation Assessment days.

 

Will I be included on the CIArb Panel of Mediators?

If you are successful in achieving Accredited Mediator status and gaining some practical experience, you may apply for interview for a place on the CIArb Panel of Mediators, subject to the criteria set out below.

 

The criteria for membership of the panel is as follows:

  • You must be a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.
  • You must have achieved Accredited Mediator status with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators or another recognised body such as CEDR, the ADR Group, Global Mediation Services, Core Mediation.
  • You must have acted as lead mediator in at least 3 mediations and provide further information of your mediation experience to date, relating to the number and type of mediations you have been involved in.
  • You must provide written references from parties or legal advisers from the mediations you have conducted.

 

Note: Accreditation with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators or any other body listed above is not a guarantee that you will be selected for inclusion on the CIArb Panel of Mediators.

 

How do I become a Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators?

Successful completion of the five day Mediator Training Course entitles you to a Certificate and you may apply for the Associate grade of membership of the Institute. Successful completion of the Accreditation Assessment entitles you to apply for Member grade of membership of the Institute.

 

Disclaimer

The Chartered Institute reserves the right to cancel or change the date, venue or content of programmes and the names of speakers, lecturers and tutors without prior notice.

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Summary

5 Day Training

 

16,17,18,22,23 September 2008

18,19,20,25,26 November 2008

 

Fee: £2595 (excl. of VAT)

 

2 Day Accreditation Assessment

30 September / 1 October 2008

2, 3 December 2008

 

Assessments - £1295 (excl. of VAT)

 

Venue: 12 Bloomsbury Square, London

 

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