City seeks a mediator.
The city administration of Neuwied, Germany, is currently seeking a voluntary mediator for districts Engers and Block. This role involves out-of-court settlement in both civil and some criminal disputes, and the mediator's office is expected to be based in their own home.
Interested parties can contact Svenja Degen at the city administration of Neuwied by phone at 02631 802 203 or by email at [email protected].
Requirements for the Voluntary Mediator Role
To be eligible for the role, applicants must meet several criteria. They must be at least 30 years old and reside in the district. Successful completion of a certified mediation training (usually around 120 hours) according to recognized German mediation standards is required.
While a background in law, social work, psychology, or a related field is beneficial, it is not always mandatory. Applicants must also demonstrate a commitment to neutrality, confidentiality, and impartiality. Registration or certification with a local mediation authority or the responsible district court (Amtsgericht) is also necessary.
Responsibilities of the Voluntary Mediator
The role of the mediator involves facilitating voluntary mediation sessions between disputing parties to help them reach a mutually agreeable solution. This includes neighborhood, contract, and rental disputes, as well as cases of insult, violation of privacy, bodily injury, property damage, housebreaking, and threats.
Mediators must maintain impartiality and confidentiality throughout the mediation process. They are also responsible for preparing mediation agreements documenting the outcomes if the parties reach consensus. Reporting to the mediations office or local court may be required in certain cases.
Mediators are expected to participate in continuous training and supervision to maintain mediation skills and quality compliance. They should also be available to the public for mediation appointments in the district and potentially promote mediation as a conflict resolution method.
Additional Information
The mediator receives a monthly allowance of 61.35 euros and keeps 60% of the collected fees. The office hour is approximately one hour per week and can be coordinated with the representative.
Detailed information about the mediation office can be found on the websites www.schiedsamt.de, www.bds-rheinland-pfalz.de, and www.bds-koblenz.de.
Persons who are public prosecutors, lawyers, notaries, or have a service or business relationship with them are not eligible as applicants.
For specific and authoritative information on district V in Neuwied, including any special local requirements or appointment procedures, it is best to contact the Neuwied local court (Amtsgericht Neuwied), the district's mediation office, or the official Neuwied municipal website. These authorities typically set exact criteria for voluntary mediators, coordinate appointments, and outline duties specific to the local context.
- The role of a voluntary mediator in Neuwied, Germany, extends to various business matters such as neighborhood, contract, and rental disputes, as well as cases involving financial issues like insult, violation of privacy, and property damage.
- While residency in the district and completion of a certified mediation training are mandatory for the mediator's role, a background in finance, business, law, social work, psychology, or a related field is beneficial but not always necessary.
