Basic Mediation Course Online by ICM for HR and Lawyers Launched in California

Nov 3, 2020

The Institute for Conflict Management presents a new highly practical 40 hours online course on Mediation and Conflict Resolution aimed at lawyers and Human Resources professionals in California.

McCall, United States - November 2, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —

The Institute for Conflict Management presents a wide range of online courses on Mediation and Conflict Resolution aimed at lawyers and HR professionals in California.

After 40 hours of basic online class, students will acquire a Mediation Certification, as recommended by several mediation organizations.

More information can be found at https://university-for-distance-learning.teachable.com/p/mediator-certification

The 40 hours Mediation and Conflict Resolution online course by ICM not only covers the basics of defining just what mediation entails, more advanced issues are also examined, including a solid understanding of the process and mediator liability in a private business or in a workplace role.

Students will learn how to determine whether or not a case is a good candidate for mediation, the confidentiality issues involved, and what follow-up activities can be expected. Furthermore, the course provides practical information on how to start an ADR practice.

The Mediation and Conflict Resolution online course by The Institute for Conflict Management is an ideal choice for lawyers and Human Resources professionals looking to advance their personal career. Or for any professional considering a career change.

As the teaching focuses heavily on fundamental communication skills, negotiation, problem-solving, and conflict resolution skills that are directly transferable and applicable to a variety of fields, students are able to apply the newly learned techniques to their workplace immediately and on a daily basis.

After enrolling, participants can enjoy a life-time access allowing them to take the training at their own leisure.

David T. Armstrong, founder of The Institute for Conflict Management says: “I started The Institute for Conflict Management in 1995 in an effort of creating a conflict resolution training program that really focuses on the practical applications of the certification while providing the private sector with preeminent ADR consulting and ADR systems design. The Mediation and Conflict Resolution online course is a decisive further step in the right direction”.

The Mediation and Conflict Resolution online course qualifies for 35 Professional Development Credits (PDC’s).

If interested, please visit the above site or The Institute for Conflict Management website at https://www.theinstituteforconflictmanagement.com

Contact Info:
Name: Brett Lovett
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Organization: The Institute for Conflict Management
Address: 125 Commerce Street, Suite D, McCall, ID 83638, United States
Website: https://www.theinstituteforconflictmanagement.com

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