Simulated actual combat drill is to simulate different types of common disputes in rural areas through group simulation and individual demonstration, and conduct actual mediation drills in combination with actual mediation needs; Constantly strengthen their own ability in exercise, improve the ability and level of dispute resolution.
According to actual cases, students are divided into groups, and two participants and a mediator are selected for simulated mediation in each group. By simulating mediation cases, students' practical operation ability and problem-solving ability can be improved.
During the drill, the mediator needs to mediate according to the actual situation, understand the opinions and demands of the parties, and mediate according to laws and regulations. At the same time, we should master the basic skills of mediation, including language wording, emotional control, communication skills, negotiation skills and so on.
In the process of simulated mediation, mediators need to use mediation laws and norms reasonably to avoid the deterioration of contradictions and promote the two sides to reach an agreement. After the drill, evaluate and analyze the performance of the trainees, sum up experience and make continuous improvement.
Lectures, exchanges and other post-preparation can be conducted before the simulated mediation, so that students can understand the types, scope and mediation principles of common disputes in rural areas, be familiar with mediation procedures, and provide basic knowledge and guidance for mediation drills.
During the drill, actual mediation experts or village mediators can be invited to observe and comment, so as to obtain more accurate guidance and improve the drill effect.
Specific content of mediation course of common disputes in rural areas
The specific contents of the course of mediation of common disputes in rural areas include: familiarity with mediation procedures, familiarity with mediation cases, participation in centralized training, visiting mediation workplaces, and actual combat drills. Master the basic skills of mediation, including language wording, emotional control, communication skills, negotiation skills, etc.
Master the general procedures and methods of mediation, learn the principles, methods and skills of mediation, and the relevant laws and regulations that mediators should know. Understand the infrastructure, workflow and business norms of people's mediation institutions at or above the county level. Watching the actual mediation work and understanding the mediator and the on-site operation process all belong to the learning scope of the common dispute mediation course in rural areas.