Take your dispute resolution expertise to the next level with LEGL2012 Mediation Practice and Procedure, a hands-on unit designed for those seeking to develop the practical skills, ethical foundations and professional competencies required of today's mediators. The unit focuses on the theory, practice and application of mediation, and prepares students to facilitate disputes confidently, professionally and ethically.
Ideal for legal professionals, human resource practitioners, managers, educators, community leaders and those seeking a career in mediation, this unit provides advanced training in conflict resolution and the mediator's role in helping parties reach mutually beneficial outcomes.
Meet the Training Requirements for Mediator Accreditation
This unit has been designed to meet the training component of the Australian Mediator and Dispute Resolution Accreditation Standards (AMDRAS), providing students with the knowledge, skills and practical experience required to pursue accreditation as a mediator.
To satisfy accreditation requirements, students complete extensive practical training, including workshops, tutorials, a compulsory three-day online residential and an intensive assessment practicum where they are assessed performing the role of mediator.
What You'll Learn
Throughout this unit, you will develop the ability to:
- Facilitate mediation processes using professional mediation skills and ethical practices
- Analyse and assess conflict dynamics, communication patterns and negotiation strategies
- Manage complex disputes in a safe, balanced and constructive manner
- Apply mediator interventions and dispute resolution techniques effectively
- Navigate issues of confidentiality, impartiality and professional responsibility
- Work confidently with diverse individuals and cross-cultural contexts
Practical, Experiential Learning
Learning extends beyond theory through reflective practice, role-play simulations and real-world mediation exercises. Students gain valuable experience applying mediation skills in realistic dispute scenarios, building the confidence needed to work effectively as a mediator in professional settings.
Who Should Enrol?
This unit is ideal for:
- Lawyers and legal professionals
- Human resource practitioners
- Workplace managers and team leaders
- Government and community sector employees
- Educators and student support professionals
- Consultants and business owners
- Anyone seeking mediator accreditation or advanced conflict resolution skills
Flexible Online Delivery
LEGL2012 Mediation Practice and Procedure is delivered online, allowing students from across Australia to participate while balancing work and personal commitments. The unit combines flexible study with structured practical training to ensure graduates develop both theoretical understanding and practical mediation capability.
Enrol Now
Whether you're looking to enhance your professional skillset, support dispute resolution within your workplace, or pursue accreditation as a mediator, LEGL2012 Mediation Practice and Procedure provides the practical training and recognised pathway to help you achieve your goals.
Enrol today and take the next step towards becoming an accredited mediator.