Registration open now for USask Law micro-credential in family law
Students will explore essential skills to help them navigate family conflict dynamics.
By USask Law CommunicationsCourse title:
Family Justice 1: Conflict Engagement, Conflict Resolution and Communication
Who is this course for?
- Family law practitioners and family service providers
 - Helps prepare practitioners to work effectively in mandated family dispute resolution processes
 
About the course:
- Designed to equip students with essential skills in:
- conflict engagement
 - resolution
 - effective communication
 
 - Students will explore:
- family conflict dynamics
 - apply negotiation and mediation techniques
 - develop comprehensive resolution plans
 - enhance their ability to communicate complex legal information clearly and empathetically
 
 
Instructor: Charmaine Panko KC
- Collaboratiave lawyer and mediator at her firm Panko Collaborative Law & Mediation in Saskatoon
 - Specializes in conflict resolution as a collaborative lawyer, mediator, arbitrator, and trainer.
 - Earned her Bachelor of Laws from the USask Law in 2011
 
Course dates:
- Class runs five consecutive Thursday evenings from May 22 to June 19
 - Online materials available Tuesday, May 20
 
Course delivery:
- Students access weekly learning materials (readings, interactive activities, discussion forums) and assignments they will complete within the online learning platform
 - Mandatory weekly Zoom sessions, providing opportunity for students to practice and demonstrate skills explored
 - Hybrid final session, which students can attend online or in person at the College of Law in Saskatoon
 
Assessment:
- Quizzes, assignments and peer-to-peer constructive feedback
 
Register:
Visit USask's Extended Learning webpage: LAW M01A Family Justice 1: Conflict Engagement, Conflict Resolution and Communication | University of Saskatchewan