Alternative Dispute Resolution Skills
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- Description
- Curriculum
- Notice
The primary goal of this Course is to train you to improve your conflict resolution skills and become a more effective mediator, mediation advocate or arbitrator in today’s complex world. You won’t want to miss out on the Certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offered by the School of Alternative Dispute Resolution (SADR).
Main Features
- Mediation Skills
- Mediation Advocacy Skills
- Arbitration Skills,
- Negotiation Skills.
- ETC.
Target audience
- Lawyers
- Nonlawyers
Introduction to the Law of Contract
Mediation Skills
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4
Accredited Mediator Training (Civil/Commercial Mediation) -
5
The Structure of Commercial Mediation
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6
Civil/Commercial Mediation - The Ingredients
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7
Preparation Phase: The Pre-Mediation Process
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8
Negotiation
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9
The Attributes of an Effective Mediator
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10
Mediation Skills Training -
11
Five Phases of Mediation Skills
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12
Preparation Phase and Basic Communication Skills for Effective Mediation
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13
Opening Session in Mediation
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14
Ethics in Mediation
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15
Exploration Phase in Mediation
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16
The Role of Mediation Advocate
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17
TEST 5
Certified Mediation Advocacy Skills
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18
Certified Mediation Advocacy Skills
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19
LECTURE 1: Pre-Mediation Conference
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20
Pre-Mediation Conference: What Does The Client Want To Achieve?
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21
Obtaining Authority to Settle
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22
Preparing as Advocate
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23
Part 2 - Attending the Mediation Session
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24
The Mediation Agreement
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25
Role of mediation advocates
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26
LECTURE 2: The Role of Mediation Advocates
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27
The Role of the Advocate at the Mediation
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28
Working with the Mediator – Tactical Considerations
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29
Forensic Skills of Mediation Advocates
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30
Control of the Client
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31
Negotiation Processes within Mediation
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32
LECTURE: 3 MEDIATION DYNAMICS & SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
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33
The Momentum to Expect
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34
Ten Rules for Effective Negotiation within Mediation
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35
Negotiating Phases
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36
The Settlement Agreement
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37
Ethics and Other Matters
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38
LECTURE 4: DEVELOPING A MEDIATION ADVOCACY PRACTICE
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39
Underlying Issues In Mediation Advocacy Practice
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40
The Business Of Mediation Advocacy
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41
Marketing or Sales?
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42
PRO BONO
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43
Choosing a Mediator/Neutral
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44
Persuading Parties to Go the Mediation Route
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45
Pre-Mediation Activities
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46
Developing a Mediation Advocacy Practice
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47
Mediation Dynamics and Settlement
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48
TEST 4
Multi-Door Courthouse Practice
Restorative Justice
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50
Restorative Justice
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51
INTRODUCTION
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52
Aims/Objectives
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53
Target Audience
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54
Study Modules/Courses
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55
RJ101: Concept, Theories And Principles Of Restorative Justice
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56
What is restorative justice?
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57
Theories of Restorative Justice
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58
Principles of Best Practice for Restorative Justice Processes in Criminal Matters
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59
RJ102: Restorative Justice Processes and Models
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60
Types of Restorative Justice Methods
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61
Core Restorative Justice Values
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62
RJ103: International and National Legal Frameworks
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63
RJ104: Restorative Justice in Practice (Practicum)
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64
Bibliography/Suggested Further Readings
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65
[VIDEO] Restorative Justice
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66
[VIDEO] Restorative Justice Legal Frameworks
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67
Restorative Justice
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68
What is Restorative Justice
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69
The Concept of Restorative Justice
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70
TEST 6
Negotiation
Arbitration
Alternative Dispute Resolution
— 28 February 2024
Upon completion of this program, graduates automatically hold accreditation as SADR Mediators, Mediation Advocates, and Restorative Justice Practitioners. Furthermore, they have the option to enhance their international accreditation through the Standing Conference of Mediation Advocates (UK) by successfully passing a written examination and skills assessment.
Course details
Duration
70 hours
Lectures
82
Video
30 hours
Quizzes
6
Level
Advanced
70 hrs