Domestic Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) where one or more person(s) are appointed to hear a case that takes place within one jurisdiction. The award is binding and enforceable in court.
Undertaking this Pathway does not require a law background but a primary profession and will benefit all who wish to gain an understanding of the subject.
Our Pathway
CIArb's Pathway in Domestic Arbitration is a valuable opportunity for anyone who wants to learn the skills required to provide an award during a domestic arbitration case.
The pathway has three modules:
1. Module 1 Law, Practice and Procedure
• Fundamental principles of the arbitration process
• Management of an arbitral reference
• Tribunal duties and procedural choices
2. Module 2 Contract & Tort
• Relevant sources of law
• Evaluate & apply contractual & tortions remedies
3. Module 3 Evidence, Decision Making and Award Writing of Domestic Arbitration
• Recognizing & evaluating evidence
• Identifying and dealing with issues that arise
• Ability to write an enforceable Award
This Pathway is designed to provide flexible learning through a combination of self-study, and either virtual or face-to-face tuition.
Successful completion of the modules and their assessments will allow you to apply for varying grades of CIArb membership.
International Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution where one or more person(s) are appointed to hear and give an award in an international dispute. The award can be enforced in court.
Undertaking this Pathway does not require a law background and will benefit all who wish to gain an understanding of the subject.
Our Pathway
CIArb's International Arbitration Pathway will be beneficial for anyone wishing to develop a deeper understanding of the international law, practice and procedure of international arbitration. The modules on this pathway are:
- Module 1 Law, Practice and Procedure
- Module 2 Law of Obligations
- Module 3 Evidence, Decision Making and Award Writing of International Arbitration
This Pathway is designed to provide flexible learning through a combination of self-study, and either virtual or face-to-face tuition.
Successful completion of the modules and their assessments will allow you to apply for varying grades of CIArb membership.
Construction Adjudication is a form of dispute resolution that allows parties to get a binding decision on construction cases without long and expensive court proceedings.
Undertaking this Pathway does not require a law background and will benefit all who wish to gain an understanding of construction adjudication.
Our Pathway
The Construction Adjudication Pathway is worthwhile for anyone wishing to understand the law, practice and procedure of construction adjudication.
The modules on this pathway are:
- Module 1 Law, Practice and Procedure
- Module 2 Law of Obligations
- Module 3 Construction Adjudication Drafting, Evidence and Decision Writing
This Pathway is designed to provide flexible learning through a combination of self-study, and either virtual or face-to-face tuition.
Successful completion of the modules and their assessments will allow you to apply for varying grades of CIArb membership.
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) where a third party is appointed to help the parties involved in the dispute come to a mutually acceptable agreement.
Undertaking this Pathway does not require a law background and will benefit all who wish to gain an understanding of mediation.
Our Pathway
Mediation is an important and highly appreciated form of ADR. It is an informal and private process where disputes are resolved by an independent and impartial mediator. The process of mediation is a fast, flexible, and less expensive alternative to litigation.
This pathway has three modules:
- Module 1 Mediation Training and Assessment
- Module 2 Law of Obligations
- Module 3 Mediation Theory and Practice
Successful completion of the modules and their assessments will allow you to apply for varying grades of CIArb membership.
