Qualification & Accreditation

The International Fellowship in Arbitration and Qualification of Arbitrators is a comprehensive and advanced program aimed for preparing and qualifying professionals to become certified arbitrators in the field of international arbitration. The program focuses on providing a comprehensive understanding of the basics and practices of international arbitration, including the laws and procedures associated with it, managing arbitration sessions, drafting arbitration awards, and dealing with various disputes effectively.

The program includes two main levels and nine consecutive modules, and those who pass it will have the opportunity to apply for registration on the Center's list of arbitrators after fulfilling other requirements.

Program Outline:

• Foundation Level: Principles and Fundamentals of Arbitration
• First Module: Legal skills for establishing an arbitrator.
• Second Module: Arbitration and alternative solutions to resolve international disputes.
• Third Module: Formation and resolution of arbitration tribunal in institutional and ad hoc international arbitration disputes.
• Fourth Module: Procedures and management of international arbitration claims.
• Fifth Module: Principles of issuing and drafting an arbitration award in international arbitration cases.
• Sixth Module: Implementation or invalidation of the arbitration award.

Practical Level: Arbitration sessions management

• First Module: Identifying the documents and procedures that the tribunal shall take prior to holding the sessions in practice.
• Second Module: the practical practice of managing procedural arbitration sessions.
• Third Module: the practical practice of managing the sentencing hearing.

Note: For those who wish to apply for Tamkeen support, please choose the registration option “Attach Reference Letter”, then contact the Training and Continuous Development Department at the Center via email: Training@gcccac.org