Become a Commercial Mediator
How to Become a Civil/Commercial Mediator
Follow our three step training programme to become an ADR Group Accredited Civil/Commercial Mediator recognised by the Civil Mediation Council, Bar Council and the Law Society of England and Wales.
Module I - Introduction to Mediation: Skills & Techniques
Our introduction to mediation skills and techniques course is provided in a distance learning format and can be worked though entirely at your leisure with no time lost from your normal working day.
This initial phase gives you an insight into the history and theory of mediation. The programme takes you through specific tutorials and case studies together with six exercises which must be submitted to ADRg prior to attending Module II.
CPD: 12 Hours Pass Mark: 70%
Module II - Five Day: Intensive Practical Training
Upon successful completion of Module I delegates can attend one of ADR Group's practical training courses which are held in various locations around the UK. See below for Dates & Costs
This intensive module involves tutoring in mediation's core competencies; planning & organisation, process management, communication skills, facilitation and create problem solving. Delegates will be involved in role-playing mediation sessions, group discussions and practical exercises in order to practice the skills being learned.
Delegate assessment will be conducted throughout the course and will conclude with a final video recorded assessment of a role-play on day five in which delegates will be required to demonstrate the practical application of skills and core mediator competencies. The video recording will be retained for external moderation.
On successful completion of Modules I & II you will be awarded the status of an ADR Group Accredited Civil/Commercial Mediator.
CPD: 40 Hours
Module III - Becoming an ADR Net Panel Member
Once accredited, delegates have the opportunity to join ADR Net and participate in ADR Group mediation referrals. To become an ADR Net panel mediator, members are required to undertake additional observation assessments. Find out more about ADR Net
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