Become a certified mediator in Oklahoma

To become a certified mediator in Oklahoma, there are several steps that need to be taken. First, an individual must complete a 40-hour basic mediation training program that is approved by the Oklahoma Supreme Court. This training covers the fundamentals of mediation, including communication skills, conflict resolution techniques, and ethical considerations.

After completing the basic training, the individual must then complete an additional 20 hours of specialized training in a specific area of mediation, such as family or civil mediation. This training must also be approved by the Oklahoma Supreme Court.

Once the required training is completed, the individual must then submit an application to the Oklahoma Supreme Court to become a certified mediator. The application includes a background check and proof of completion of the required training.

After the application is approved, the individual must then complete a mentorship program, where they will work with an experienced mediator to gain practical experience in the field.

Finally, the individual must pass a written exam and an oral exam to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in mediation. Once all of these steps are completed, the individual will be certified as a mediator in Oklahoma and can begin practicing in their chosen area of mediation.