INIAC TRAINING

This course is designed to provide students with essential mediation and arbitration skills. The foundational course is the first step towards the attainment of learning outcomes that lead to a comprehensive understanding of INIAC’s overarching approach to effective dispute resolution. An overarching philosophy of INIAC is that mediation and arbitration are two sides of the same coin.  

Students will acquire the postnominals A.INIAC (INIAC Affiliate) upon the successful completion of the course. 

This is usually a four-day course. 

This course is designed to provide students with certain relatively advanced skills in mediation and arbitration. The course builds on the foundational course (“Essential Module”) which INIAC also provides. However, attending or completing the Essential Module is not necessarily a prerequisite for this Advanced Module. Applications will be assessed to ensure that students have certain minimum requirements that will enable them to cope with the rigorous demands of this course. The course is also anchored to the attainment of learning outcomes that lead to a comprehensive understanding of INIAC’s overarching approach to effective dispute resolution. An overarching philosophy of INIAC is that mediation and arbitration are two sides of the same coin. This Advanced Module places students on a path to an effective engagement with the Indonesian, Asian and global community. This Module also puts students in pole position for the INIAC fellowship course. 

Students will acquire the postnominals Mb.INIAC (INIAC Member) upon successful completion of the Advanced Module course. 

The is usually a five-day course.

This is the flagship of INIAC training with respect to the standard courses that are available. Students are equipped with the most sophisticated skills in mediation and arbitration. The Flagship Module builds on the advanced course (“Advanced Module”), which INIAC also provides. There are therefore high expectations for participating students and appropriate support given to help students maximise their potential and succeed. It is, however, possible to complete the Flagship Module without completing the Advanced Module.

Like the Advanced Module, applications will be assessed to ensure that students have appropriate requirements that will enable them cope with the rigorous demands of this course. The learning outcomes are, in substance, consistent with INIAC’s overarching approach to effective dispute resolution. Students of the Flagship Module will immerse themselves in INIAC’s commitment to characterising mediation and arbitration as complementary ways of looking at dispute resolution.

The Flagship Module is a platform that offers the most potential for high-level national, regional, and global networking.

Students will acquire the postnominals F.INIAC (INIAC Fellow) upon successful completion of the Advanced Module course. 

This is the most demanding standard module with fewer but sufficient registration windows and its duration is stipulated in relevant guidance.