Bangladesh International Arbitration (BIArb) offers an Introductory Course on the Fundamentals of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), designed to equip beginners with essential skills in mediation and arbitration. Tailored for lawyers, business professionals, and aspiring mediators, this course provides a solid foundation for resolving disputes efficiently outside traditional courtrooms.
Aligned with Bangladesh’s Arbitration Act, 2001, and global ADR standards, the course covers core principles, including negotiation, mediation techniques, and arbitration processes. Participants explore the legal framework, ethical considerations, and practical applications of ADR, with a focus on commercial, family, and workplace disputes. Delivered by expert instructors, the program combines lectures, case studies, and interactive exercises to ensure a dynamic learning experience.
Available in-person in Dhaka or online, the course accommodates diverse schedules. It introduces key concepts like neutrality, confidentiality, and voluntary agreements, preparing participants to handle real-world conflicts. In 2024, over 100 learners completed this course, with many advancing to BIArb’s advanced mediation workshops. The program also connects participants to BIArb’s Resource Hub for ongoing learning.
This course is ideal for those new to ADR or seeking to enhance their dispute resolution skills. It offers a pathway to BIArb membership, with completion certificates boosting professional credibility. Scholarships are available for early-career professionals, ensuring inclusivity. The next session, starting June 2025, includes a hybrid format to maximize accessibility. Participants gain insights into reducing judicial backlogs, a key BIArb mission, by promoting ADR as a cost-effective alternative to litigation.
By mastering ADR fundamentals, you contribute to Bangladesh’s growing dispute resolution ecosystem. The course fosters collaboration through BIArb’s network, connecting learners with experienced mediators and arbitrators. Enroll now to build a strong foundation in ADR and advance your career in conflict resolution.