All our open courses can be trained as live, virtual, remote courses via Zoom and also Face to Face workshops in London. Please click on the link to view our course schedule and calendar. 

Course Price:

Live remote courses via Zoom: £295 + VAT per person.

Face to Face workshops: £395 + VAT per person

Saturday workshops: £495+ VAT per person (please see our course calendar or call to check dates)

The role of the mediator is to help parties reach a solution to their problem and to arrive at an outcome that both parties are happy to accept. Mediators avoid taking sides, making judgements or giving guidance. They are simply responsible for developing effective communications and building consensus between the parties. The focus of a mediation meeting is to reach a common sense settlement agreeable to both parties in a case.

For a mediator to be successful he or she must possess a wide range of skills. One of the most important, but perhaps least appreciated, is the ability to actively listen to what a party is saying and to note what the party is not saying. All too often we hear what we expect someone to say rather than what is actually said. It is a fundamental principle that mediators must not prejudge the case nor impose their own prejudices on the parties. Furthermore, a mediator has to be able to tune into “where the speaker is coming from” and read the “sub text” or hidden messages given out by the parties.

Assertiveness skills, Dealing With Difficult People,  Stress Management and Time Management are some of the courses trained by Total Success Training in London and throughout the UK. We have over 18 years experience training people on strategies to improve productivity and enhance self development.

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Who will benefit from the course?

This course is of value to professionals and managers in organisations, wishing to introduce mediation to handle workplace conflict swiftly and cost effectively.  Please click on the links below for information on how to handle the following:

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Mediation Skills Course Agenda

  • The Pros and Cons of mediation
  • Taking a strategic approach to dispute and conflict resolution
  • Preparing for mediation
  • Understanding the mediation process
  • Essential mediation skills you must master
  • Dealing with deadlock
  • Closing the mediation and confirming the result
  • Understanding when mediation is not appropriate and selecting the right alternative

Our training is carried out in a risk-free environment which encourages delegates to practice the skills needed for successful appraisals. We use a number of training methods including role-play, video, audio, workshops and group exercises to enhance the learning process.

Why choose Total Success for your training?

  • our lead trainers have over 18 years experience in training
  • a maximum of 8 delegates means more time spent on individual needs
  • we guarantee to run the course and will never cancel at the last moment
  • free subscription to our monthly training newsletter

All open courses are trained in Central London at the St Giles Hotel.

Each delegate receives a comprehensive training workbook that doubles as an open course manual. Courses run from 9.30-5.30 with lunch and refreshments provided.

In-Company Courses

Total Success have developed a series of in-house training modules. These are designed so that an organisation can pick the training which is more applicable to its own needs and budget. Please call us to discuss your specific requirements

Questions we Answer:

  • What are mediation techniques?
  • What are the steps in the mediation process?
  • What happens during mediation?
  • What are the different types of mediation?
  • How do I prepare for mediation?
  • How can mediation resolve conflict?
  • What are the 5 steps of mediation?
  • Do I need a lawyer for mediation?
  • Do I have to agree to mediation?
  • What can I expect at a mediation hearing?
  • What is the difference between mediation and negotiation?
  • How do you deal with employees that don’t get along?
  • When should mediation be used?
  • What happens after mediation agreement?
  • How does a mediation work?
  • How long should a mediation session last?
  • What is the goal of mediation?
  • What is the purpose of mediation?
  • What is mediation conflict resolution?
  • What is the difference between arbitration and mediation?
  • Is a mediator better than a lawyer?
  • What is better mediation or arbitration?
  • Are mediation agreements legally binding?
  • Is mediation final and binding?
  • What are the steps in the mediation process?

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