Presented by the Australian Centre for Justice Innovation (ACJI)
Mediation is an effective way of resolving
disputes and is now used around Australia
in most courts and tribunals.
This interactive workshop has been developed to meet the National Mediation
Accreditation Standards (NMAS) and provides participants with essential
negotiation, mediation and communication skills. It is suitable for all
professionals interested in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Mediation.
Participants are given the opportunity to practice the theory they have learnt
by mediating and participating in a range of conflict scenarios. They are
provided with individual feedback on their style and overall performance by
highly qualified NMAS accredited practitioners.
They will work with the mediation model and learn alternative approaches to
deal with varying circumstances as well as investigating, in greater depth,
theoretical issues and relevant empirical studies in mediation ethics, intercultural context, contingent third-party interventions, power and
empowerment.
Participants who successfully complete the full six-day workshop will be
eligible to apply for accreditation as mediators under the National
Mediation Accreditation System.
CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C
Workshop:
Advanced
Mediation
Skills & Theory
including NMAS
Evaluation
2016 Dates
Part A:
11, 12, 13 February
13, 14, 15 October
NB: Part A must be
completed prior to
commencing Part B
Part B:
17, 18, 19 March
31 March, 1, 2 April
10, 11, 12 November
17, 18, 19 November
Times: 8.30am – 6.00pm
Venue
Monash University Law Chambers,
555 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Prices* (AUD) incl. GST
Part A only (3 days) $1900
Parts A & B combined (6 days) $3800
Up to 36 CPD units+ in total
+Please inquire with your state's CPD scheme
for eligilbility.
Presenters
For registration and
further information visit
monash.edu/law/centres/
acji/prof-development
or contact Nina.Massara@monash.edu
on 03 9903 8528
*10%
discount for Group bookings (3 or more) &
Monash Alumni, contact us for a voucher.
14P-0918
Tania Sourdin – wrote the National Mediator Accreditation Standards and has
led national research projects and produced important recommendations for
court and non-adversarial justice reform. She has conducted research into
conflict resolution and disputant perceptions in eight courts and four
independent conflict schemes and conducted two major evaluation projects in
this area.
Carol Powell – a barrister specialising in mediation and alternative
dispute resolution in New Zealand and Australia.
Naomi Burstyner – a senior researcher, trainer and consultant in the areas
of negotiation and conflict resolution in corporate, government, education
and legal sectors.