Workplace Mediation and Conflict Resolution Skills

Course CodeHR00014

Available Dates & Locations

This course is available in multiple locations and online. Choose the most suitable date and delivery method.

Barcelona

Dates

Barcelona

Venue / Hotel

La Rambla, 128, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Barcelona

Dates

Barcelona

Venue / Hotel

La Rambla, 128, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Vienna

Dates

Vienna

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€6,050
Madrid

Dates

Madrid

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Casablanca

Dates

Casablanca

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€4,725
London

Dates

London

Venue / Hotel

82 - 83 Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 1PS, UK

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Lisbon

Dates

Lisbon

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€6,050
Manama

Dates

Manama

Venue / Hotel

Diplomatic Area 317, Manama | | Bahrain

Duration
1 Week
Price
€4,725
Manama

Dates

Manama

Venue / Hotel

Diplomatic Area 317, Manama | | Bahrain

Duration
1 Week
Price
€4,725
London

Dates

London

Venue / Hotel

82 - 83 Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 1PS, UK

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Casablanca

Dates

Casablanca

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€4,725
Madrid

Dates

Madrid

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Kigali

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Kigali

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€6,350
Geneva

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Geneva

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€6,050
Milan

Dates

Milan

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775

Course Overview

This specialized training program, designed by Global Horizon Training Center, focuses on developing practical and professional skills in workplace mediation and conflict resolution—one of the fastest-growing competencies in modern Human Resources and organizational leadership.

In today’s workplace, conflict is inevitable and, if not managed effectively, can significantly impact productivity, employee morale, and organizational performance. Studies indicate that managers may spend up to 30–40% of their time handling workplace disputes, while senior executives frequently engage in resolving complex issues such as grievances, disciplinary actions, and interpersonal conflicts.

This program introduces participants to structured mediation frameworks and evidence-based techniques aligned with global best practices recognized by institutions such as the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. Participants will learn how to act as neutral facilitators, manage difficult conversations, and guide conflicting parties toward mutually beneficial outcomes while preserving professional relationships.

Course Objectives

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the theory, principles, and models of workplace mediation
  • Apply structured mediation frameworks to resolve workplace conflicts effectively
  • Analyze and interpret different types of conflict and negotiation dynamics
  • Develop core mediation skills including active listening, reframing, and facilitation
  • Manage cultural and behavioral differences during mediation processes
  • Handle resistance and blockages within mediation sessions
  • Guide parties toward sustainable agreements and conflict resolution outcomes
  • Recognize personal strengths and limitations as a mediator
  • Apply ethical standards and professional practices in mediation

Who Should Attend

  • HR Managers and HR Professionals
  • Line Managers and Team Leaders
  • Organizational Development Specialists
  • Employee Relations Officers
  • Professionals responsible for handling workplace conflicts
  • Individuals seeking to enhance their negotiation and mediation skills

Course Outline

  • Overview of mediation concepts and principles
  • Models of mediation and their applications
  • The workplace mediation process
  • Case study: intervention strategies
  • When mediation works—and when it does not
  • The role and responsibilities of the mediator
  • Differences between mediation and other conflict interventions
  • Limitations of the mediator’s role
  • Self-awareness: what the mediator brings to the process
  • Active listening skills refresher