College of International Transport and Logistics  Alexandria

Mediation and Dispute Resolution Professional Certificate

Professional Certificate in Legal Mediation and Dispute Resolution

in Transport, Logistics, and International Trade Sectors.

The Mediation Certificate program offers a unique and comprehensive introduction to the science of mediation in dispute settlement, focusing on its features, stages, steps, and mechanisms. The program stands out by combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience. Trainees benefit from the expertise of seasoned trainers in negotiation and mediation, particularly in the transport, logistics, and international trade sectors. This practical experience is enhanced through hands-on training, where participants simulate and analyze realistic mediation scenarios. Workshops provide opportunities to discuss and dissect various case studies, allowing trainees to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. Additionally, the program includes tests to evaluate the participants' acquisition of professional mediation skills, ensuring continuous feedback and development. This blend of theoretical and practical training equips trainees with the necessary skills to manage disputes effectively in their professional careers.

This certificate addresses the growing importance of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in the modern business environment, making it a crucial qualification for those aiming to excel in dispute resolution and leadership roles.

 

The Courses offered are:

  1. Business law and the fundamentals of legal mediation:
  • Egyptian commercial law and international commercial law
  • Rules of compensation and interest
  • Settlement of international business disputes
  • Definition, characteristics, and stages of mediation
  • Effective communication and negotiation techniques in mediation

2. Fundamentals of Accounting:

  • Accounting Fundamentals and principles.
  • Basics of tax accounting
  • Corporate accounting principles

3. Fundamentals of Economic Basics:

  • International Trade Economics.
  • Applied economics in business administration

4. Marketing Management:

  • Elements of the marketing mix
  • Marketing channels and exploitation of marketing opportunities
  • Use of digital platforms for direct brand interaction with the target audience

5. Human Resources Management:

  • HR strategy and planning
  • Development plans and communication between employees
  • Performance evaluation and wage management

6. Strategic Management:

  • Differences between critical thinking and strategic thinking
  • Importance and objectives of strategic planning
  • Strategic control for continuous improvement and development

7. Risk Management:

  • Distinction between quantitative and qualitative risks
  • Risk assessment methods and management mechanisms
  • Options for addressing risks
  • Interactive programs for risk measurement

8. Communication and Leadership Skills:

  • Leadership techniques and arts
  • Managerial skills across the four management functions
  • Leading oneself and leading others

 

This certificate aims to:

  1. Educate trainees about alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods:
    • Introduce various ADR methods that provide alternatives to court litigation.
    • Compare different ADR techniques, such as negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and conciliation.
    • Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each method to help trainees understand their appropriate applications.
  2. Promote a legal culture of mediation in Logistics and international trade sectors:
    • Focus on spreading awareness and understanding of mediation and other ADR methods.
    • Tailor the content to the needs of the transport, logistics, and international trade sectors, highlighting sector-specific issues and resolutions.
  3. Develop professional mediation skills:
    • Provide comprehensive training to help trainees acquire essential skills and abilities needed for professional mediation.
    • Emphasize practical, hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge to ensure trainees can effectively mediate disputes in their work environment.
  4. Instill core values essential for a successful mediation:
    • Strengthen participants' understanding of the ethical and professional values that are crucial for effective mediation.
    • Teach trainees how to navigate the stages of the mediation process scientifically and systematically to achieve optimal outcomes.
  5. Introduce relevant international agreements and national developments:
    • Present key international agreements related to mediation.
    • Discuss how mediation practices are evolving within the national laws of Arab countries, highlighting regional adaptations and legal frameworks.
  6. Foster leadership qualities:
    • Develop leadership skills that enable participants to manage mediation tasks with proficiency and excellence.
    • Encourage a spirit of leadership that helps trainees stand out as competent mediators in their respective fields.
  7. Prepare participants to become future trainers:
    • Equip those who pass the training program’s tests with the necessary qualifications to train other mediators.
    • Ensure the sustainability and dissemination of mediation skills by creating a pool of qualified trainers who can continue to educate and mentor new mediators.

 

This certificate is designed for individuals nominated for leadership roles in negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or amicable dispute resolution across various business sectors. The target groups include professionals in economic, accounting, banking, commercial, logistics, and legal fields, both locally and internationally.

Specific target groups include:

Economic and Financial Professionals:

Economists, investors, accountants, and bankers involved in financial decision-making and dispute resolution.

Business Leaders and Managers:

Company owners, executives, and managers in commercial and shipping industries who oversee operations and resolve internal and external conflicts.

Legal Professionals:

Lawyers, judges, and legal advisors who adjudicate disputes or defend parties in commercial, banking, and investment operations disputes, as well as in medical and engineering disputes.

Economic and Financial Professionals:

Economists, investors, accountants, and bankers involved in financial decision-making and dispute resolution.

Mediators and Arbitrators:

Current and aspiring mediators and arbitrators seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge in effective dispute resolution practices.