CIArb is a global training and membership organisation promoting different techniques for avoiding, managing and resolving disputes outside of court that arise in a multitude of contexts, such as the corporate sphere. These techniques include arbitration, adjudication, mediation and negotiation. It has a community of more than 21,500 members committed to these techniques, based across 149 countries and supported by an international network of 41 branches. CIArb offers its members many professional services.
Why you should join CIArb
In order to become a member of CIArb, a person has to either complete CIArb training, show they have completed a course of study at a CIArb Recognised Training Provider (RCP) or have the experience that is commensurate to the knowledge and skills required by CIArb. For these reasons, membership of CIArb demonstrates that a person has reached a high standard of excellence and proficiency when it comes to dispute avoidance and resolution and further signifies that they have a strong commitment to professionalism, esteemed values and integrity. Professional services include:
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Student membership is completely free and open to anyone currently studying at a university or other higher education institute.
Whether you are new to ADR or have some prior experience or knowledge find the right route to membership for you
Chartered status represents excellence in practice. Members with relevant experience can apply for chartered status during two application rounds in 2024.
Following Privy Council approval in 2023, Ciarb is now able to award the designation of Chartered Adjudicator. Members with relevant experience can apply for Chartered Adjudicator (C.Adj) status during two application rounds in 2024.
For those who do not wish to join CIArb as members, however, nonetheless have a strong interest in avoiding or resolving disputes outside of court, CIArb offers a number of professional services.