AI Literacy
Understanding of AI concepts, capabilities, and limitations in financial services.
MICDM Training Centre delivers practitioner-grade courses in construction law, international arbitration, adjudication, and applied AI for the legal and construction professions.
MICDM Training Centre was built on the working experience of practitioners who sit as arbitrators, administer FIDIC contracts, and appear in adjudication proceedings across Mauritius's hybrid civil and common law system — not on borrowed material.
Every course is designed and delivered by professionals who apply the subject matter directly in live disputes, doctoral research, and international arbitration practice, then translate it into training that legal and construction professionals can use the next day.
Each course is built around real clause language, real procedural timelines, and real AI tools — not generic slides.
How AI tools affect document review, disclosure, hearing preparation, and award drafting — with reference to current SIAC, ICC, and CIArb guidance on AI use in proceedings.
Applying AI responsibly to programme analysis, claims documentation, and contract administration under FIDIC — for quantity surveyors, engineers, and site professionals.
Working through notice provisions, extension of time, and condition-precedent traps under FIDIC, read against the Code Civil Mauricien.
Procedure from notice to award — tribunal constitution, interim relief, evidence, and enforcement — with comparative adjudication material.
AI 01 · Assessment Skills
AI capability is assessed across five dimensions, moving from understanding the technology to applying it responsibly and strategically in professional practice.
Understanding of AI concepts, capabilities, and limitations in financial services.
Applying AI tools and workflows to real professional tasks and processes.
Identifying where AI adds value and designing AI-augmented solutions.
AI risk, bias, regulatory compliance, and responsible deployment principles.
Evaluating AI implications for organisational strategy and competitive positioning.
Alongside its training programs, MICDM operates as an Adjudication Appointment Body — nominating and appointing independent, qualified adjudicators for construction and commercial disputes.
Where a contract or statutory adjudication scheme requires a nominating body, the Dispute Management Centre appoints an adjudicator from its panel — drawing on the same construction law, FIDIC, and dispute resolution expertise behind MICDM's training programs.
Appointments are made promptly and independently, with regard to the subject matter of the dispute and the availability and qualifications of panel members.
Courses are taught by someone who currently practises as a chartered arbitrator and quantity surveyor — not a career trainer reading a licensed curriculum.
Built for a hybrid civil and common law jurisdiction, where the Code Civil Mauricien, FIDIC, and the IAA 2008 all have to be read together.
AI content is updated against live institutional guidance — SIAC, ICC, CIArb — rather than fixed at the point the course was first written.
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