APPLICATION FOR MEDIATION COURSE CERTIFICATION 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the APPLICATION FOR MEDIATION COURSE CERTIFICATION in the editor.
  2. Begin with SECTION I: TRAINER INFORMATION. Fill in the trainer's name, address, telephone, email, and fax. Indicate if the trainer is a Certified Virginia Mediator and provide the certification number if applicable.
  3. Continue by answering whether the trainer is currently a Certified Trainer through our office. If not, attach a resume detailing experience as a trainer of adult audiences.
  4. In SECTION II: COURSE INFORMATION, enter the title of the proposed course and its length. Specify the type and number of CME hours requested.
  5. If your course is less than two hours, check the appropriate box and attach a course outline. For courses two hours or more, check that box and attach detailed materials including agendas and evaluation forms.
  6. Move to SECTION III: BACKGROUND. Answer questions regarding any felony or misdemeanor convictions and professional disciplinary actions. Provide details if applicable.
  7. Finally, complete SECTION IV: CERTIFICATION by signing and dating the form to certify that all information is accurate before submitting it to Dispute Resolution Services.

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Applicants need to meet threshold training, education and assessment requirements as described in the Approval Standards which form part of the National Mediator Accreditation System.
The RICS Mediation Training Programme is a globally recognised qualification that equips professionals with the skills needed to mediate disputes effectively. Completing this programme enables you to apply for RICS Accredited Mediator status, enhancing your credibility in mediation.
Working as a mediator requires at least a bachelors degree, but you can begin preparing for your continuing education and career before you apply for college. Mediators rely on a wide range of hard and soft skills to help guide their clients toward satisfactory conflict resolution.
Qualifications of a Mediator (iv)District Sessions Judges or Officer of Higher Judicial Service. (b) Legal practitioners with at least ten years standing at the Bar at the level of Supreme Court or the High Court or the District Courts. (c) Experts or other professionals with at least fifteen years standing.
Step 1: Complete one of our nationally accredited mediator training programs. Step 2: Successfully complete the national mediation assessment. Step 3: Submit your application to a Recognised Accreditation Provider (RAP). Step 4: Once approved, your name will be added to the Register of Nationally Accredited Mediators.

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