Peer Interview for Fellowship (Mediation)
The suggested role of a Fellow is to represent CIArb in working life, in such a manner as to create respect for CIArb and its work.
The CIArb Byelaws require that candidates wishing to become a Fellow must undergo a Peer Interview.
In order to be eligible for Fellowship, candidates must have successfully completed the Pathways Programme or an equivalent recognised course of study.
The Peer Interview has been designed for candidates to demonstrate:
- An understanding and appreciation of the workings of CIArb and, where relevant, the Branch and of how the new Fellow can contribute.
- An understanding and appreciation of the objectives of CIArb and where relevant, the Branch.
- An understanding and appreciation of CIArb's Code of Professional and Ethical Conduct and its application.
Peer Interviews are held in London, Bloomsbury Square. Subject to demand, the Peer Interview may be provided at a CIArb Branch.
Last Updated: 22 October 2009