Introduction to International Arbitration.pdf - CIArb

Course InformationIntroduction to International ArbitrationWhat is the aim of the module?To provide an understanding of the general principles of international arbitration and a comparison of the mainalternative dispute resolution processes – arbitration, mediation and adjudication. The course will give candidates abasic understanding of the principles of good practice and procedure in international arbitration.What is covered within the syllabus?• Comparison of Dispute Resolution Procedures• Essential features, laws and rules: The UNCITRAL Model Law• Composition, Powers and Jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal• Organising the Proceedings• Costs and Interest• Hearings• Arbitral Awards, drafting and enforcement• Statement of Claim and Defence• Exercise in drafting and arbitration clauseHow is the course delivered?The course is delivered over 1 day. The day starts at 9.30am to 5.00pm.How will I be assessed?Assessment consists of one assignment that is distributed to candidates on the day of the course. Candidates will begiven 28 days to complete and submit the assignment. The result is a pass or fail based on understanding andknowledge. Results are dispatched to candidates normally eight to twelve weeks from the date of the conclusion ofthe assignment.What are the entry requirements?There are no entry requirements. The course is intended for candidates who:• are new to the field of international arbitration and have not had any legal training;• wish to learn more about international arbitration and its benefits to users;• are considering further study to become a Chartered Arbitrator;• wish to become an Associate member of CIArb.What is the course fee and what does it include?The course fee is £400 + VAT. The fee includes registration on the course, the first attempt at the assignment, studymaterials, lunch and refreshments throughout the day. Candidates are advised to refer to the Fee Sheet which detailsother fees that may be relevant.Contact Us: To register for a course or for more information, please contact the Education & Training TeamCIArb, 12 Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2LP, UKT: + +44 (0)20 7421 7439 F: +44 (0)20 7404 4023 E: education@ciarb.org W: www.ciarb.orgRegistered Charity: 803725

What happens when I register for the course?Upon successful registration on the course, candidates will receive confirmation they are booked on the course.Joining instructions and course materials will be sent to candidates approximately 2 weeks before the course startdate by email. A hard copy will be handed out on the day of the course. The designated workbook for the course is‘Introduction to International Arbitration, Emilia Onyema, 2008,’ revised in 2012 by Louise Barrington.What is CIArb’s policy on cancellation of courses?CIArb reserves the right to cancel or change the date, venue or content of programmes and the names of speakers,lecturers and tutors. Candidates will be provided with adequate notice of any change. If CIArb has to cancel a course,candidates will be provided with a full refund or the opportunity to transfer their registration to the next course.Should a candidate wish to cancel their registration of a course, notification must be received in writing toeducation@ciarb.org. Cancellation charges apply. Please refer to the Fee Sheet.What is my next step when I complete the course?On successful completion of this course, candidates:• may claim CPD points from CIArb, the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board.• will be awarded an Introductory Certificate• may progress onto Module 1 of the International Arbitration Pathway.• will be eligible to apply for Associate grade of CIArb, and take advantage of a range of educational andprofessional benefits.Contact Us: To register for a course or for more information, please contact the Education & Training TeamCIArb, 12 Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2LP, UKT: + +44 (0)20 7421 7439 F: +44 (0)20 7404 4023 E: education@ciarb.org W: www.ciarb.orgRegistered Charity: 803725