Professional Practice Consultant (PPC) Initial Training

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Our Professional Practice Consultant (PPC) Initial Training Course once accredited will be approved by the Family Mediation Standards Board (FMSB) on behalf of the Family Mediation Council (FMC).

This mandatory course provides the knowledge, skills, and professional framework required for experienced family mediators to take on the role of PPC, supporting trainee and practising mediators in line with FMC standards.

Delivered by experienced PPC trainers, this 15‑hour guided learning programme equips you to provide structured supervision, guidance, and oversight as part of your contribution to the profession.

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Our PPC Initial Training Course will be opening for enrolment shortly. If you would like to be notified when registration opens, please join our waiting list.

Why take this free taster course? Professional Practice Consultant (PPC) Initial Training

What you’ll learn

The regulatory framework for PPCs, including the FMC PPC Code of Practice.
Supporting WTA mediators at all stages of their practice and portfolio development.
Effective use of reflective practice models.
Managing ethical dilemmas, complaints, and escalation processes.
Record‑keeping, supervision logs, and professional boundaries.
Planning your own CPD and professional development as a PPC.

What our learners sayProfessional Practice Consultant (PPC) Initial Training

Why choose this PPC initial training course?

Accredited Pathway: Approved by the FMSB on behalf of the Family Mediation Council (FMC). Completion enables you to register as a PPC with the FMC.
Meets National Standards: Recognised as the mandatory training for mediators wishing to become PPCs.
Practical and skills-based: Learn through case studies, role‑plays, professional discussions, and assessment tasks.
Expert trainers: Delivered by experienced PPCs with extensive mediation practice.
Virtual Learning Environment (VLE): Access a dedicated online platform with resources, templates, supervision tools, and discussion forums to support you during and after the course.
Professional impact: Becoming a PPC is a leadership role in family mediation, enabling you to mentor, supervise, and shape the next generation of mediators.