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<strong>Chartered</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Arbitrators</strong> / 04 / 05<br />

04<br />

About you:<br />

Our members<br />

At CIArb we understand that our members come to us from a<br />

great variety <strong>of</strong> backgrounds. We therefore <strong>of</strong>fer different grades<br />

<strong>of</strong> membership depending on your particular skills, knowledge<br />

and experience. With the help <strong>of</strong> our world-renowned training<br />

scheme, there are many opportunities to upgrade to another level <strong>of</strong><br />

membership as your ADR experience develops.<br />

This is a summary <strong>of</strong> the requirements<br />

for CIArb membership. For more<br />

information about CIArb membership,<br />

including fees and a list <strong>of</strong> CIArbrecognised<br />

equivalent courses, visit:<br />

W: www.ciarb.org<br />

T: +44 (0)20 7421 7447<br />

E: memberservices@ciarb.org<br />

CIArb Associate (ACIArb)<br />

This entry-level Introductory Certificate<br />

qualification is ideal for people with<br />

some knowledge <strong>of</strong> ADR who are keen to<br />

take the first step in a dispute resolution<br />

career or to enhance their own personal<br />

and pr<strong>of</strong>essional development.<br />

If you have some practical experience<br />

<strong>of</strong> ADR, or have completed a CIArbaccredited<br />

academic course, you may<br />

be able to become an Associate without<br />

taking an introductory course.<br />

To qualify to become an Associate:<br />

• Pass one <strong>of</strong> CIArb’s Introductory<br />

courses in Arbitration, Mediation or<br />

Adjudication; or<br />

• Complete a recognised equivalent<br />

course; or<br />

• Demonstrate the level <strong>of</strong> experience<br />

in the relevant field as required by<br />

CIArb<br />

W: www.ciarb.org<br />

CIArb Member (MCIArb)<br />

If you already have some ADR experience<br />

and are looking to gain an internationally<br />

recognised qualification, this Advanced<br />

Certificate qualification is right for you.<br />

If you are not an Associate but are legally<br />

qualified and have some experience <strong>of</strong><br />

Arbitration, CIArb <strong>of</strong>fers an Accelerated<br />

Route to <strong>Membership</strong> course.<br />

To qualify to become a Member:<br />

• Become an Associate and pass<br />

Modules 1 and 2 <strong>of</strong> CIArb’s training<br />

programmes; or<br />

• Pass CIArb’s Accelerated Route to<br />

<strong>Membership</strong> programme (Arbitration<br />

only); or<br />

• Complete a recognised equivalent<br />

course; or<br />

• Demonstrate the level <strong>of</strong> experience in<br />

the relevant field as required by CIArb<br />

W: www.ciarb.org<br />

CIArb Fellow (FCIArb)<br />

This high-level Diploma qualification<br />

is designed for experienced dispute<br />

resolution practitioners looking for<br />

international recognition for their skills.<br />

If you have a pr<strong>of</strong>essional legal<br />

background and significant arbitration<br />

or adjudication experience, CIArb <strong>of</strong>fers<br />

an Accelerated Route to Fellowship<br />

course. For experienced practitioners, our<br />

Experienced Practitioner Route may <strong>of</strong>fer<br />

you entry at Fellowship, depending on your<br />

academic legal qualifications.<br />

To qualify to become a Fellow:<br />

• Become a CIArb Member and pass<br />

modules 3 and 4 <strong>of</strong> CIArb’s training<br />

programmes; or<br />

• Pass the Accelerated Route to<br />

Fellowship Programme and Module<br />

4 <strong>of</strong> CIArb’s arbitration/adjudication<br />

training programmes; or<br />

• Pass the Diploma in International<br />

Commercial Arbitration and Module<br />

4 <strong>of</strong> CIArb’s arbitration training<br />

programmes; or<br />

• Complete a recognised equivalent<br />

course.<br />

In all cases, applicants must also attend<br />

a Peer interview.<br />

W: www.ciarb.org<br />

<strong>Chartered</strong> Arbitrator<br />

<strong>Chartered</strong> Arbitrator status is a<br />

benchmark <strong>of</strong> exceptional experience<br />

and knowledge in the field <strong>of</strong><br />

arbitration. To apply, you must fulfil<br />

certain criteria. This includes being<br />

a CIArb Fellow and producing a<br />

schedule <strong>of</strong> appointments and CPD<br />

for the past three years as well as<br />

documentary evidence <strong>of</strong> making at<br />

least two reasoned awards, directions<br />

or judgments.<br />

W: www.ciarb.org<br />

Student Affiliateship<br />

CIArb <strong>of</strong>fers a student affiliateship<br />

scheme for all students with an interest<br />

in ADR, studying at universities<br />

throughout the world, for an affordable<br />

annual subscription fee.<br />

W: www.ciarb.org<br />

Young Member Group<br />

CIArb’s Young Member Group (YMG)<br />

is open to all CIArb members aged 40<br />

years and under. CIArb has over 2, 500<br />

members, aged 40 or under, from over<br />

90 countries.<br />

W: www.ciarb.org<br />

Over<br />

12,000<br />

members<br />

6<br />

continents<br />

+250<br />

commercial<br />

sectors<br />

+12,000<br />

CIArb has over 12,000<br />

members worldwide.<br />

+110<br />

Our members are based<br />

in over 110 countries<br />

across the world<br />

+35<br />

There are over 35 CIArb<br />

branches active in six<br />

continents<br />

+250<br />

Our members work<br />

in over 250 different<br />

commercial sectors

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