Arbitration is a formal and binding process where an impartial third party, known as the arbitrator, resolves disputes by making a final decision. The process is structured and often faster than court proceedings, providing a clear resolution to conflicts.
Our arbitration training courses will equip you with the skills to serve as an effective arbitrator, guiding parties through a fair and efficient process that leads to enforceable outcomes. Learn how to apply legal principles, manage hearings, and deliver impartial decisions.
Arbitration in the UK
The UK's Arbitration Act 1996 provides a flexible, efficient, and cost-effective framework for resolving disputes outside the court system. Arbitration is encouraged for complex, high-value disputes where a binding decision is required.
“The course was well constructed and a great eye opener to the basics of Contract and Tort through to the intricacies of an arbitration. I got a lot out of each assessment in my submissions and in my professional life. Each of the relevant tutors were clearly experts and highly knowledgeable. Their knowledge provided an oasis of welcome learning inputs, always at the right time. I have enjoyed the course, thoroughly and miss its deadlines and learning. ”
Richard McConn
Director, D G Jones & Partners
Arbitration in the Middle East and North Africa
Arbitration is a key dispute resolution method in the MENA region, with many countries adopting the UNCITRAL Model Law and being signatories to the New York Convention, ensuring global enforcement of awards. Leading arbitration hubs include the UAE (DIAC, DIFC-LCIA), Saudi Arabia (SCCA), and Qatar (QICCA).
“The RICS Diploma in International Arbitration has prepared me with the skills and knowledge required to become an International Arbitrator. The level of training, support, assessment and examination over the course of the programme allows me to be confident in my preparedness for an Arbitration career. I strongly recommend the programme for anyone wishing to enter a career in International Arbitration.”
Colin Caulfield, FCIArb FIWFM
Executive Director - Estates Management, NEOM
Arbitration in Sub Saharan Africa
In Sub-Saharan Africa, arbitration is increasingly recognised as an effective method for resolving disputes. A number of countries in the region have adopted the UNCITRAL Model Law and joined international conventions like the New York Convention, which ensures the global enforceability of arbitration awards. Prominent arbitration centres, such as those in South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya, are strengthening the region’s infrastructure for dispute resolution
Learn more about alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in our comprehensive guide, or if you’re looking for additional training opportunities across key areas of the industry, visit our industry-leading training courses, programmes and certifications here.
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