Arbitration Training
ARBITRATION TRAINING PROGRAMME
Our unique training approach to arbitration introduces participants to arbitration both in theory and in practice. In our training sessions we teach participants to understand the principles of arbitration and offer them guidance on implementation of these principles.
Understanding the essential arbitration principles is key to a successful arbitration practice because of their universal nature in the practice of arbitration worldwide. We streamline our arbitration training along two basic modules: Arbitration Advocacy and Arbitration Practice.
THE ARBITRATION TRAINING MODULE
Our arbitration training programme is two-fold:
1. Course 1: Training of Party Representatives.
2. Course 2: Training of Third Party Neutrals (Arbitrators)
COURSE 1: TRAINING OF PARTY REPRESENTATIVES
Our 5-day (40-Hour) training is designed to equip participants with skills in the following:
i. Drafting an Arbitration Agreement
ii. Place or ‘Seat’ of the Arbitration
iii. Appointment and Mechanisms of Appointing Authorities
iv. Choosing arbitration rules
v. Qualifications of the Arbitrator
vi. Challenge of Arbitrators
vii. Replacement of arbitrators
viii. Rights and Responsibilities of the Arbitrators
ix. Administrative and financial Aspects
x. The Arbitration Hearing Process
xi. Making the Award and Termination of proceedings
xii. Enforcement, Remission and Setting Aside of the Arbitration Award
Eligibility for this training module is open to everyone interested in ADR Practice.
COURSE 2: TRAINING OF THIRD PARTY NEUTRAL
Eligibility for this training module is dependent on successful completion of the 5-day (40-Hour) Training of Party Representatives.
The Training of Third Party Neutral Module is also a 5-day (40-Hour) programme which is designed to equip participants with skills in the following:
i. A thorough understanding of the UNCITRAL Model Law and the New York Convention
ii. Choice of law issues in International Arbitration
iii. Procedural Issues (Rules of evidence in arbitration)
iv. Award Writing
v. Arbitration Ethics
vi. Simulations:
a. Arbitration Management Conference
b. Challenge to jurisdiction
c. Mock Hearing
d. Award Writing