FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about the Arbitration Course.
Answers to the most common questions about the program.
Who is the course for?
Lawyers interested in serving as arbitrators or technical advisors, public- and private-sector professionals involved in domestic or international arbitrations, and anyone interested in the field.
What is the format?
The course is designed to be delivered 100% online. The program also contemplates the possibility of an in-person final capstone workshop.
How long does it last?
120 academic hours, spread over an estimated period of 3 to 4 months.
Is the course theoretical or practical?
It combines legal foundations, regulatory analysis and professional practice. It includes quizzes for each module, case-based workshops and a final simulation.
Which platforms will be used?
Live online sessions will be held via Zoom or Google Meet, depending on the schedule, and course materials will be organized in Google Classroom.
How are participants assessed?
Through quizzes at the end of each module and case-based practical workshops.
What do I need to obtain the certificate?
Complete 100% of the scheduled content and obtain a minimum passing grade of 12.
Does the course automatically make me an arbitrator or, in itself, satisfy the requirements for admission to registers?
It should not be presented that way. The program contemplates seeking an agreement with a bar association or university so that the training may be counted toward external requirements; this must be confirmed before any promotional claim is made.
What is the tuition?
S/ 2 000 per participant, without prejudice to any commercial terms the Center may approve for each edition.
When do classes start?
[Start date to be determined].
How do I enroll?
Through the “Enroll” button and the registration link the Center makes available for each edition.