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Join the FEAM Arbitration & Mediation Programme

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis for the next batch. Tell us about your background, pick a track, and the programme team will take it from there.

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Before You Apply

Who Can Apply

Draft eligibility — to be confirmed before this page goes live.

Advocates

Enrolled Advocates

Practising advocates registered with a State Bar Council, at any stage of practice.

Students

Final-Year Law Students

Students in the final year of an LLB or integrated law programme.

In-House

In-House Counsel

Corporate legal team members who draft, negotiate, or manage dispute clauses.

Other Professionals

Domain Experts

Engineers, chartered accountants and other professionals with relevant sector experience seeking a path toward empanelment.

The Process

How to Apply

01

Submit Your Application

Complete the form below with your background and your track of interest.

02

Screening Call

A short call with the programme team to confirm fit and answer your questions.

03

Offer & Seat Confirmation

Selected applicants receive a formal offer; a seat is confirmed on payment of the registration fee.

04

Pre-Batch Orientation

A short session before Week 1 covering schedule, materials and logistics.

05

Batch Begins

Classes start on the confirmed weekend and run through the full 10-week calendar.

Application

Tell Us About Yourself

A few details help us route your application to the right track and, where relevant, plan the screening call.

Note: Submitting this form does not guarantee a seat. Applications are reviewed against the eligibility criteria and confirmed on a rolling basis, subject to availability.
  • Applications reviewed within a few working days
  • Choose Arbitration, Mediation, or both tracks
  • No fee is charged at the application stage

Prefer to ask something first? Contact the programme office →

Quick Answers

Before You Ask

What does the curriculum cover?

Two 40-hour tracks — Arbitration and Mediation — each built across three modules, from fundamentals through advanced practice, with moot arbitrations and mock mediations included. See the full curriculum →

Is there a certificate at the end?

Yes — FEAM issues a Certificate of Completion to participants who complete both tracks, including the practical components.

What are the fees?

Fee details will be announced closer to the next batch. Contact the programme office for the current fee structure.

Do I need a law degree to apply?

Not necessarily — the programme is open to advocates, final-year law students, in-house counsel, and other professionals with relevant experience. See eligibility above.

Still Deciding?

Talk to the Programme Office First

If you're not sure which track fits, or want to know more before applying, reach out — no commitment required.

Submitting this application does not guarantee admission. All applications are reviewed against the eligibility criteria above, and seats are confirmed on a rolling basis subject to availability, faculty confirmation, and minimum batch size.