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TBC  |  24 October 2026

Labour Dispute Resolution Practice (July Intake)

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Short Course Coordinator:
Maria Matsoso
Certification:
Certificate of Competence
Course dates
TBC - 24 October 2026
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TBC
Overview
This intensive programme strengthens transformation and capacity building in South Africa's labour dispute resolution sector. With six consecutive days of lectures (followed by assessments) per course, it integrates theory and hands-on practice in labour arbitration, mediation, and labour law. The certificate is awarded to individuals who successfully complete the following four courses: Individual Labour Law Practice, Collective Labour Law Practice and Jurisdiction, Mediation and Conciliation, and Labour Arbitration. Participants develop the technical and procedural skills required for fair and effective workplace dispute resolution, equipping them to serve as mediators, arbitrators, or CCMA commissioners. A quality-assured certificate from the University of the Witwatersrand is issued on successful completion.
Duration
20 Weeks
Format
4 individual courses of 5 weeks each: daily lectures (8.5 hours x 6 days) in week 1, followed by assessments (4 weeks) x 4 courses
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