For Mediators:
How to become a Mediator
The Australian Mediation Association strongly supports and is committed to the application and implementation of the Australian National Mediator Standards.
The Association is a Recognised Mediator Accreditation Body (RMAB) under the standards, and acts to maintain and further develop the national mediation accreditation scheme.
Step 1
Complete a training program
You will need to complete a mediator training program meeting the training threshold requirements set out in the NMAS Approval Standards (Part I, Section 2.3).
Step 2
Achieve grading in an assessment
On completing a training course, achieve a competent grading in an assessment conducted in accordance with the NMAS Approval Standards (Part I, Section 2.4).
Step 3
Apply To An RMAB
Once you have received notification of your successful assessment, apply to a Recognised Mediator Accreditation Body (RMAB) for accreditation within 6 months. Your RMAB will advise you of additional requirements such as character references and professional indemnity insurance.
Step 4: Your Name Will Be Added To The National Register
The RMAB that has approved your application for accreditation will enter your name on the National Register. Your accreditation will remain valid for a 2 year period unless you cease to comply with the NMAS. The public can verify your status by searching the
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Read more: Learn more about how to become an accredited mediator in Australia on the Mediator Standards Board website.
