CDRC mediation competition

Posted 26 Jun 2023

IM Campus supports the CDRC mediation competition because participating as parties in a mock mediation is often the first step into a lifelong passion for mediation and may lead to a career in this field. To strengthen participant’s knowledge of ADR and to allow you to build an international network in the area of mediation, we have an exclusive opportunity for all students participating as participants or coaches of the competition to win highly demanded places in the training of the International Mediation Campus– a leading European institute for international mediation training:

Two scholarships for our IMI and university certified international online mediation training:

40 hours live online training with our trainers from around the world (many of them are also professionals at the ICCMC)
60 hours self-taught material package (resources, input videos, reflection tasks, common knowledge data base)
Access to our global community (Alumni from over 70 countries and many different professions)
Access to our international events following the completion of the training (free webinars, peer group work, practice sessions, Alumni meetings)
Three certificates
IM Campus Certificate
EligibletobecomeIMIqualified
ISM University certified, 6 ECTS

Two scholarships for advanced self-study courses in commercial mediation and workplace mediation

Self-study modules produced in cooperation of CONSENSUS GmbH and International School of Management
One scholarship for self-study material commercial mediation (150 hours, 5 ECTS)
One scholarship for self-study material workplace mediation (150 hours, 5 ECTS)
IM Campus Certificate, University Certificate, 5 ECTS

Three times free access to IM Campus self-taught units

60 hours self-taught material package (resources, input videos, reflection tasks, common knowledge data base)
IM Campus Certificate, University Certificate 2 ECTS
Topics covered:

History of Mediation
What is ADR?
Principles of Mediation
Phases of Mediation
Active Listening
Listening
Communication Techniques
Conflict Classification and Dynamics
Conflict Escalation
Definitions of Mediation
Getting to yes
Spiral of Conflict
Getting out of the Spiral of Conflict
Areas of Mediation
Manipulation and Persuasion
Personality
Personality in Conflict
Emotions in Mediation
Online Mediation
Navigation Culture
Trends in Mediation
The Caucus

For your chance to receive an IM Campus scholarship, please take part in the raffle below.

CDRC mediation competition

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Please select the mediation training offer you are interested in for a chance to receive a scholarship. You can select all four offers but the scholarship will only apply to one.

Online Mediation Training Course – IMI and University certified, eligible to become IMI qualified (40 hours live sessions + 60 hours self-study material, 6 ECTS points)

Advanced Self-Study course in commercial mediation – University and IM Campus Certificate (150 hours self-study, 5 ECTS points)

Advanced Self-Study course in workplace mediation – University and IM Campus Certificate (150 hours self-study, 5 ECTS points)

Basic Self-Study Mediation Program – IM Campus Certificate (60 hours self-taught material, 2 ECTS points)

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CDRC mediation competition

Alexandra Kieffer

Senior Programme Manager

Germany

Alexandra Kieffer began her path to conflict resolution and mediation by studying sociology, economics and the Joint Master Degree "Peace and Conflict Studies" in Germany and England.

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