Mediation training is free for people who agree to volunteer with the Center for a minimum of one year. Mediators gain valuable skills, as well as experience in conflict resolution. The Center keeps a list of individuals who are interested in becoming mediators, and notifies these individuals when the recruitment process begins. Beaverton Community Dispute Resolution Center is now recruiting local citizens interested in serving as mediators. Mediation training is free for people who agree to volunteer with the Center for a minimum of one year.
Mediators gain valuable skills, as well as experience in conflict resolution.
Applications are now being accepted for the conflict resolution training scheduled for May 2001. Selected applicants will receive approximately 44 hours of training that consists of a combination of theoretical and hands-on exercises, followed by a supervised apprenticeship. Municipal Code Services Municipal Code Services is developing volunteer opportunities for people interested in helping to enhance the quality of life and foster civic pride in Beaverton. Excellent driving record Scheduling is flexible. The City believes that Beaverton's Boards and Commissions should represent the full range of diversity in our community.