The ADR&R Program at the Kenya School of Government is a short course that trains participants to resolve conflicts out of court using mediation, negotiation, arbitration and restorative practices to promote peaceful resolution.
About the Course
Aim of the Course
The aim of the Alternative Dispute Resolution and Restoration (ADR&R) course at the Kenya School of Government is to equip participants with skills to resolve disputes efficiently outside the formal court system while promoting reconciliation, restoring relationships and enhancing peaceful coexistence in organizations and communities.
Target Audience
Officer who play mediation and conflict resolutions in National and County Government, State Corporations, Development Agencies Water bodies providers, NGOs and private sectors
Learning Outcomes
- Ability to apply ADR methods such as negotiation, mediation, conciliation and arbitration in resolving disputes
- Improved skills in managing and resolving workplace and community conflicts
- Reduced dependence on formal court litigation for dispute resolution
- Enhanced capacity to promote reconciliation and restore relationships after conflict
Mode of Delivery
Available delivery modes across campuses:
On Campus
Duration: 5 Days
Campuses
Select your preferred campus to view schedules and apply:
Baringo
Mar 30 - Apr 03, 2026
Schedule 1
Completed
Start Date
Mar 30, 2026
End Date
Apr 03, 2026
Mode
On Campus
Residential
KES 79,576
Non-Residential
KES 44,774
Nairobi
Sep 15 - Sep 19, 2025
Schedule 1
Completed
Start Date
Sep 15, 2025
End Date
Sep 19, 2025
Mode
On Campus
Residential
KES 79,576
Non-Residential
KES 44,774
Admission Criteria
Candidates must meet the minimum entry requirements as specified by the Kenya School of Government.
Language of Instruction: English
