Are you practicing mediator looking to become a Registered Roster Mediator (RRM) or newly trained and wanting to become an Associate Mediator with us? Or, are you already on our Roster?
Welcome, all!
Here, you will find information and resources about being a mediator and conflict resolution professional.
If you are interested in becoming a conflict resolution professional and a mediator, take a look at some key background information.
Have a look at the many benefits of joining Mediate BC’s Roster as a Registered Roster Mediator (RRM) or Associate Mediators. Benefits include visibility, appointments, credibility, practice support, discounts, and more!
Mediate BC manages the credentials of the Registered Roster Mediator (RRM) and Associate Mediators. We set training and experience standards for admission, as well as ongoing education requirements for maintaining roster status, Standards of Conduct, and a Complaint Process.
If you are starting a conflict resolution practice or are adding mediation to your service offerings, take a look at some resources that may be helpful.
To maintain your Mediate BC roster status, you must complete annual education requirements, adhere to our Standards of Conduct and Complaint Process. See here for more information on the CPD requirement and what types of activities can count.
Roster mediators can renew your roster status, update your profile information, apply for specialized designations and more here.
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