Accepted and Recognized
Education Providers
The organizations listed immediately below produce training and other continuing education programs that maintain and/or enhance the practice of mediation and are working directly with MC3 to ensure that applicants understand the value of becoming a MC3-Certified Mediator. If an educational provider would like to be recognized and linked to our website, contact us at support@mc3certified.org.
- AAA-Mediation.org
- Mediate.com
- Project Mediation Pros
- Southern California Mediation Association
- Virginia Mediation Network
Accepted Education Providers
The following are additional accepted education providers that produce training and other continuing education programs that maintain and/or enhance the practice of mediation:
- American Bar Association - Dispute Resolution Section
- American Institute of Mediation - AIM
- Association of Attorney-Mediators; Texas Mediator Credentialing Association
- Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
- Centinela Youth Services
- Desert Bar Association
- Fairfield Center in Harrisonburg, VA
- Harvard Law School
- Judicial Council – Administrative Office of the Court (California)
- Mediators Beyond Boarders International
- Mosten-Guthrie 12 Hour Advanced Training
- Riverside County Bar Association
- Scheinman Institute of Dispute Resolution - eCornell
- Society of Mediators (London) The Center for Non-Violent Communication
- Southern California Family Mediation Inc.
- State Bar of Arizona
- State Bar of California
- Texas Mediator Credentialing Association TMCA
- University of La Verne, College of Law - Law 546
Applicants must complete a minimum 20 hours of training in programs that maintain and/or enhance the practice of mediation during the 5 years preceding their application, and MC3-Certified Mediators have a continuing obligation for those 20 hours every 3 years after their certification. The list above is for guidance only, and represents those organizations active MC3-Certified Mediators have utilized. Applicants may make use of other training organizations to fulfill their training requirements and, as accepted, they will be added to the above list.
