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About the role
JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION OF ZIMBABWE
CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST: ENROLMENT ON THE ROLL OF ACCREDITED COURT-ANNEXED MEDIATORS
The Judicial Service Commission is establishing a Court-Annexed Mediation system. Under this system, suitable civil disputes before the courts will be referred to mediation. Settlements reached will be recorded as orders of court. The Commission invites suitably qualified professionals to express interest in being enrolled on the register of Accredited Mediators.
Minimum requirements.
Applicants must:
1. Be a citizen or permanent resident of Zimbabwe, or a non-citizen with a valid work permit.
2. Hold a degree from a university recognised by the Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE).
3. Be a current member, in good standing, of a recognised professional body with a code of conduct and a disciplinary process, with the exception of retired judges and magistrates.
4. Have at least five (5) years' post-qualification professional experience.
5. Have completed at least forty (40) hours of mediation training with a recognised training provider. 6. Be fluent in English and at least one other officially recognised language of Zimbabwe.
7. Have no conviction for an offence involving dishonesty, violence or sexual misconduct, and is not an unrehabilitated insolvent.
8. Be tax compliant.
Successful applicants must also complete a mandatory orientation programme on the court-annexed mediation rules and the Code of Conduct before enrolment.
Documents to submit:
Current CV
Certified copies of national ID or passport, and of academic and professional certificates
Certificate of good standing from the professional body, issued within the last three months (not required for retired Judges and magistrates).
Mediation training certificate, course outline and a letter from the training provider where possible.
Two original character references from persons who have known the applicant for at least five years, dated
within three months of the application Police clearance certificate issued within the last six months
A recent passport-size colour photograph
TO APPLY
Applications should be sent in a sealed envelope marked "Expression of Interest: Court-Annexed Mediators".
They should be addressed to:
The Secretary
Judicial Service Commission, 161 J. Chinamano Avenue
Harare
or email to
adr@jsc.org.zw as one PDF document.
The closing date is 12 November 2026 at 16:30 hours.
Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
NC PROOF
How to apply
Applications should be sent in a sealed envelope marked "Expression of Interest: Court-Annexed Mediators".
They should be addressed to:
The Secretary
Judicial Service Commission, 161 J. Chinamano Avenue
Harare
or email to
adr@jsc.org.zw as one PDF document.
The closing date is 12 November 2026 at 16:30 hours.
Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
NC PROOF
Requirements
- Applicants must:
- 1. Be a citizen or permanent resident of Zimbabwe, or a non-citizen with a valid work permit.
- 2. Hold a degree from a university recognised by the Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE).
- 3. Be a current member, in good standing, of a recognised professional body with a code of conduct and a disciplinary process, with the exception of retired judges and magistrates.
- 4. Have at least five (5) years' post-qualification professional experience.
- 5. Have completed at least forty (40) hours of mediation training with a recognised training provider. 6. Be fluent in English and at least one other officially recognised language of Zimbabwe.
- 7. Have no conviction for an offence involving dishonesty, violence or sexual misconduct, and is not an unrehabilitated insolvent.
- 8. Be tax compliant.
- Successful applicants must also complete a mandatory orientation programme on the court-annexed mediation rules and the Code of Conduct before enrolment.
- Documents to submit:
- Current CV
- Certified copies of national ID or passport, and of academic and professional certificates
- Certificate of good standing from the professional body, issued within the last three months (not required for retired Judges and magistrates).
- Mediation training certificate, course outline and a letter from the training provider where possible.
- Two original character references from persons who have known the applicant for at least five years, dated
- within three months of the application Police clearance certificate issued within the last six months
- A recent passport-size colour photograph
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