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FAMILY DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRACTICE (FDRP)
WHY BECOME A REGISTERED FDRP?
- Enable and empower people to make difficult decisions.
- Further your practical skills in a likely area of growth.
- Diversify your practice and potential revenue streams.
- Add a postgraduate qualification and expand your career prospects.
- Issue Section 60I certificates. A prerequisite to going to court if the dispute is not resolved after a family dispute resolution conference. Learn more about Section 601 certificates
WHY CHOOSE US?
- By successfully completing FDR4 – Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone and FDR5 – Virtual Simulated Practice, you will satisfy the 50 hours required to fulfil your practicum component requirement.
- You can apply for a FEE-HELP loan to assist with fees
- Be guided by experienced FDR practitioners who will provide essential updates, guidance and individualised feedback along the way
- Learn the best range of skills with interactive workshops, webinars and written work
How do you become a registered FDRP?
In order to become an accredited FDRP, you will need to:
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STEP 1: Enrol in an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner Course
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STEP 2: Successfully complete the coursework component (all 5 subjects above) and the 50 hours practicum component of the course to satisfy the core units of competency.
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STEP 3: Apply for accreditation with the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department.
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STEP 4: Once accredited, you can call yourself a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner
What is a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP)?