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The courses shown below comprise the Mediation
Training Programme run by The Academy. They consist of two parts - the
qualifying course (Modules 1-5), and
assessment. For those already qualified The Academy offers advanced training courses.
As a skills development course the Academy's
Mediation Training is an excellent way of enhancing your general knowledge and
understanding of human interactions and negotiation at the same time as gaining
an additional, practical and marketable skill.
The course is not aimed at any one profession. Unlike many
other training organisations, the Academy's Register is completely
multi-disciplinary with no one group dominating the list. As a non-legal process
there is no requirement to be a lawyer (although a basic understanding of the
law is useful and is covered in the course) and the majority of Academy trained
Mediators are Experts and other professionals which include lawyers.
An interesting article by a former attendee of the course is available here.
Those who successfully complete the course and
pass the assessment become eligible for entry to The Academy's Register of Qualified Dispute Resolvers available to Solicitors and the Legal Profession.
Once on the register those qualifying gain the qualification QDR
(Qualified Dispute Resolver). The Academy is a member of the Civil Mediation Council and is an accredited CMC Mediation provider - this course fully satifies all of the CMC's requirements for Commercial Mediation training courses. TAE provided Mediators nationally to the National Mediation Helpline.
The basic course of six days comprises of 5 modules of either one or two days. The modules are grouped into three sets - two of three days comprising the 'qualifying course' and the two day Assessment.
The courses are usually held at The Academy's of Experts in Gray's Inn, London
although for groups alternative arrangements can be made. Click on the module to
see synopsis of each part of the course.
In addition
courses can and are held anywhere in the world where there is sufficient demand.
Qualification Requirements
All mediators will be required to pass an assessment before
they are considered for the Register. For full details [click
here].
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