Chartered Arbitrator status
What is a Chartered Arbitrator?
A Chartered Arbitrator is a Fellow who has demonstrated to a Interview Panel advanced knowledge and understanding of arbitration and its practical application, evidencing a professional approach to parties and the public interest.
What is the criteria for passing the interview?
The standard to which the candidate will be judged is competence and experience to serve the public as an arbitrator in an ethical manner.
Pre-requisites for the interivew: evidence required?
See Resources (right hand side of this page) for details of the pre-requisites for interview and evidence required.
Interview Fee
The fee for interview, which is non-refundable, is £100 + VAT (£120) and must accompany your application.
How to apply
Please complete and return the application form and documentation set out in the 'Evidence required' document to Clare Ollerhead, E: collerhead@ciarb.org
Last Updated: 06 January 2012