Chicago International Dispute Resolution Association
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
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International Entry Level Course
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Fast Track Programme to Fellowship
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Open to both Members of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators ("CIArb")
and Non-Members, the International Entry Level Course provides training
to individuals preparing to serve as neutrals in international commercial
disputes and is a comparative review of the various laws and institutional
rules for conducting an international commercial arbitration. The Course
utilizes representatives of the CIArb who are experienced arbitrators
and qualified tutors.
The Course consists of discussions and role playing in case-related scenarios.
The format of training affords participants the opportunity to confront,
analyze and resolve procedural and substantive issues which arise in an
international arbitration. There is some preparation required in advance
of the course. A brief examination follows the Course. The exam is recognized
as part of the CIArb Membership qualification programme. Upon successful
completion of the Course, participants may apply for Associate Membership
in the CIArb.
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The Fast Track Program to Fellowship is an advanced course, open to arbitrators
with at least ten (10) years experience in conducting arbitration hearings
and to lawyers with at least ten (10) years experience in litigation.
The Program provides an assessment of the participant's knowledge of international
commercial arbitration. Providing a stimulating challenge, the Fast Track
Program to Fellowship a high degree of participation from those in attendance.
At the time of registration candidates are supplied a reading list from
leading texts on arbitration law and a bibliography of references and
various institutional rules. A week before the Course begins, candidates
are sent the first part of an Award Writing examination and supplied a
set of practice Award Writing papers in preparation for the course.
The Fast Track Program to Fellowship begins with a two-day practical
assessment, including the use of scenarios in which workshop members serve
in the roles of advocate, arbitrator or courts based on the situations
posed by material distributed during the workshop. The Course concludes
with an Award Writing examination. (Note: The language of the Course and
the Award Writing is in English.)
Success in the assessment and the passing of the Award Writing examination
at the conclusion of the Fast Track Program to Fellowship will enable
the candidates to apply for Fellowship in the CIArb.
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