5 ways to distinguish between accredited international arbitration centers and fraudulent ones

When you want to start studying international arbitration, you always have a question: How can you distinguish between accredited training centers and other fraudulent centers to avoid exploitation and falling under the circle of fraud?

To answer this question, we can assist you with 5 ways to distinguish between accredited international arbitration centers and other fraudulent centers.

1. Accreditation Authority of the Center:
All training centers must have an accredited educational and training authority that can review the scientific content taught at the center, as well as all teaching methods and techniques. They should not be unlicensed training centers. For example, the International Arbitration Chamber is accredited as one of the accredited arbitration centers in Egypt and the Arab world.

2. Professional and Academic History of the Center:
These centers usually do not last long; they start and end quickly and cannot provide a documented academic history. This includes the courses previously held by the center, years of training experience, faculty and training staff, number of trainees, and other points that indicate the scientific and practical experience of the center.

3. Center Partners and Certification Accreditation Bodies:
Many of these centers promote accredited certificates issued to trainees, but when examining the accreditation bodies, they are found to be fake centers with no existence. Therefore, it's crucial to ensure the accuracy of all accreditation bodies and confirm that they are reputable and recognized educational and training centers.

4. Membership Cards:
If the center issues membership cards, it's essential to verify the title printed on the card accurately to avoid legal issues and avoid falling into the trap of fraudulent titles (e.g., International Arbitration Consultant membership card) within the "Membership Card Scam." This is why membership cards with the title "Mr. Consultant" issued by the International Arbitration Chamber have security features and are continuously renewed. It is the only center in the Middle East that issues membership cards with anti-counterfeiting features.

5. Former Trainee Reviews:
This element is particularly influential in identifying the identity and credibility of these centers because former trainees have the most insight into post-training positives and negatives. They have a complete view of the training content taught and its effectiveness in the actual job market. You can read some testimonials from former trainees and arbitration consultants here [link provided].

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