The Renewal Training of the Bankruptcy Commissioner is a mandatory program organized to ensure that active commissioners adapt to current legislation and changes in practice. Commissioners who have completed the basic training and are registered in the registry can attend this training to continue their term of service.

The Basic Training for Concordat Commissioners is a mandatory program organized to develop the legal and financial competencies of experts who will take part in the concordat process. Professionals who have a bachelor's degree in fields such as law, business, economics, finance, accounting, and financial management and who wish to gain competence in financial analysis and legal process management can participate in this training. The training provides the fundamental knowledge and practical skills necessary to be appointed as a concordat commissioner.

The mediation fee is determined between the minimum and maximum limits specified in this Tariff, taking into account the mediator's skill in assessing distinct differences such as the age, education, social, and economic status of the suspect or defendant and the victim or person harmed by the crime, as well as the mediator's effort in the process, the number of parties, and the scope and nature of the dispute.

A writing workshop is a place where experience is shared. The author, editor, or writing coach conveys it to the participants in its simplest form, based on their own experiences.

With the legal regulation implemented under the 9th Judicial Package, the requirements for becoming a mediator have been redefined. According to the new regulation, registration in the mediation registry is now possible only for law school graduates. With this change, the legal quality of mediation processes has been strengthened, aiming for a higher standard in practice.

The Mediator Renewal Training is a mandatory update program that, in accordance with the new regulation, can only be attended by mediators who are law school graduates and registered in the official registry. By covering legislative changes, implementation principles, and current negotiation techniques, the training ensures that mediators can continue to perform their duties effectively.

The Basic Mediator Training is a specialized training mandated by the Ministry of Justice for resolving criminal disputes through fast and negotiation-based methods. According to the new regulation, this program, which only law graduates can attend, offers theoretical knowledge alongside applied case studies.

Feraiz is a detailed system in Islamic inheritance law that determines to whom, in what proportions, and in what order of priority the inheritance will be distributed. Since this system is based on both religious rules and jurisprudential principles, it requires technical calculation knowledge. The Feraiz Calculations Applied Training aims to convey the basic concepts, calculation methods, and application techniques used in determining inheritance shares in an understandable language.

It is a comprehensive program that provides expertise in accident analysis, determination of fault rates, crime scene investigation, and the preparation of expert reports by addressing the technical and legal aspects of traffic accidents with a holistic perspective. The training includes topics such as traffic legislation, evaluation of accident reports, speed-distance calculations, and practical case analyses.

The evaluation of applications made between September 11 – 26, 2025, has been completed and published on the official websites of the regional expert boards.