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Your Mediation Training for Businesses and Individuals

Are you interested in mediation training for your team or in-house courses in negotiation, communication, or mediation?
Visit our Consensus Solutions section, where we offer mediation training tailored specifically to your needs – for both businesses and individuals.

Benefits of Mediation Training

  • Resolve conflicts early: Learn how to identify and resolve conflicts promptly and effectively.
  • Strengthen conflict management: Equip your staff with valuable skills to handle conflict situations with confidence.
  • Reduce costs: Save on external mediator fees by training your own in-house experts.
  • Enhance company culture: Make mediation a core element of your organisational culture.

Flexible Training Programmes

  • In-house International Mediation Training (20-40 hours): Ideal for teams looking to gain basic mediation skills. Available flexibly on-site, online, or in a hybrid format. International and University Certification after succesful completion of 40 hours.
  • In-house Comprehensive Mediation Training (130 hours): For deep mediation expertise, combining online and in-person modules with internationally recognised certifications. International, University Certification and german certification after succesful completion.
  • Self-study programmes: Perfect for individuals who wish to develop their skills at their own pace.
  • Tailor-made Training Programmes: We provide bespoke training programmes customised to your specific needs in terms of topics and duration. Our offerings range from short workshops lasting a few days to comprehensive training sessions of up to 200 hours.

Case Study​

Consensus has already successfully conducted numerous in-house mediation training programs for various organizations and industries. These trainings covered a wide range of topics and varied in duration to meet the specific needs of the respective target groups. Clients include hospitals, public institutions, European entities such as the European Union Intellectual Property Office, companies from the food and service industries, mining companies, banks like the European Central Bank, as well as diplomats and embassy staff of a government.