CIArb Course Information - Introduction Course - International Arbitration - Sat 4 April 2015.pdf
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COURSE INFORMATION Date and Time Saturday 4 April 2015 – 9.00am to 6.00pm Venue To be confirmed Course Director Mr Philip Punwar Professional Qualification Attendance and successful completion of the assignment allows candidates to apply for Associate level membership of the CIArb which then allows you to use the designation ‘ACIArb’. 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. Limited Places The number of delegates is limited and therefore places on the course shall be on a first pay first served basis. Course Fee AED 2,000 including lunch Note: The course fee does not include membership fees. To know the appropriate membership fees please see the CIArb website: http://www.ciarb.org/joining-us/membership-fees/ Refunds are discretionary and based on the timing of a cancellation. Queries Please address all queries by e-mail to Mr Jamie Armitage - [email protected]Course Information Introduction Course – International Arbitration
CIArb Course Information - Introduction Course - International Arbitration - Sat 4 April 2015.pdf
COURSE INFORMATION Date and Time Saturday 4 April 2015 9.00am to
6.00pm Venue To be confirmed Course Director Mr Philip Punwar
Professional Qualification Attendance and successful completion of
the assignment allows candidates to apply for Associate level
membership of the CIArb which then allows you to use the
designation ACIArb. 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.
Limited Places The number of delegates is limited and therefore
places on the course shall be on a first pay first served basis.
Course Fee AED 2,000 including lunch Note: The course fee does not
include membership fees. To know the appropriate membership fees
please see the CIArb website:
http://www.ciarb.org/joining-us/membership-fees/ Refunds are
discretionary and based on the timing of a cancellation. Queries
Please address all queries by e-mail to Mr Jamie Armitage -
[email protected]
Course Information Introduction Course International
Arbitration
Registration - Payment of Course Fees Introduction Course
International Arbitration
A) Bank Transfer
Account Name: CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF ARBITRATORS REP.OFFICE
IBAN No.: AE060200000030016950001
Account No.: 030016950001
HSBC Bank Middle East Limited Dubai U.A.E.
Swift Code: BBMEAEAD
The transfer should be referenced [your surname] IC April
2015
B) Cheque
Payable to CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF ARBITRATORS REP.OFFICE and
delivered to Atheeq Mohammad, Accountant at the offices of Al
Tamimi Investments, Building 72, 2nd Floor, Office 202, Dubai
Healthcare City, Dubai
On the back of the cheque write [your surname] IC April 2015 In
all cases send an e-mail (referenced [your surname] IC April 2015
Payment of Course Fees) confirming the date and method by which you
made the payment, together with your contact details / a scanned
copy of your business card to: [email protected] ;
[email protected] ; Approximately one month before the course,
following payment of the course fee, you will be provided with the
course material sent by e-mail. You will not receive the course
material until payment of the course fee.
Disclaimer The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators reserves the
right to cancel or change the date, venue or content of programmes
and the names of speakers, lecturers and tutors without prior
notice. COURSE SYLLABUS What is the aim of the module? To provide
an understanding of the general principles of international
arbitration and a comparison of the main alternative dispute
resolution processes arbitration, mediation and adjudication. The
course will give candidates a basic 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
Statement of Claim and Defence Organising the Proceedings Costs and
Interest Hearings Arbitral Awards, drafting and enforcement
Exercise in drafting an arbitration clause
How will I be assessed? Assessment consists of one assignment
that is distributed to candidates on the day of the course.
Candidates will be given 28 days to complete and submit the
assignment. The pass mark is a clear pass or fail based on
understanding and knowledge. Results are dispatched by e-mail from
the CIArb in London to candidates normally eight to twelve weeks
from the submission deadline. What is my next step when I complete
the course? On successful completion of this course, candidates:
may progress onto Module 1 of any of the CIArb Pathways mediation,
domestic arbitration, international
arbitration or adjudication. will be eligible to apply for
Associate level membership of the CIArb, and take advantage of a
range of educational
