Full-time Undergraduate Courses
Diploma in Ministerial Studies
Our two-year Diploma equips students with a good foundation in Christian doctrines and ministry. Students will learn a Bible language (usually NT Greek), Advanced Study Skills, Bible Survey, Foundational Doctrines and Introduction to Theology, amongst other topics.
Programme Duration – 2 years
Bachelors in Theology (BTh)
This programme have been designed to equip the Christian minister with the basic ministerial and academic tools for a fruitful and successful ministry. It also lays a solid theological foundation in the student whether they only wish to take the Bachelors programme or they intend to progress further into postgraduate Masters and then Doctoral studies.
Programme Duration – 3 years
Certificate in Christian Counselling, Level 1
The Certificate in Counselling (first year) provide an extensive overview of what is required by the Christian Counsellor in terms of skills and basic theories. It will enable the learner to acquire some of the basic skills, and an understanding of counselling techniques and responsibilities. The course is designed for anyone who has a heart for other people and is seriously interested in professional counselling.
Those who wish to get involved in caring and counselling, or those already involved will find it particularly useful. This may well include Church Ministers, Pastors, Church Leaders, Youth Workers, Children’s Ministers, Social Workers and Nurses. In truth, the course is useful for anyone having to relate to others on a daily basis in their work environment.
Full-time students will attend weekday classes in Bible and Theology, in addition to their Counselling Seminars which are held on one or two Saturdays a month as scheduled.
Certificate in Christian Counselling, Level 2
This level (second year) of the course builds on what was learnt at Level 1 in terms of further skills and theories. It will also introduce students to many of the major issues that are likely to be met in the counselling environment and give students the necessary tools for helping such people.
Full-time students will attend weekday classes in Bible and Theology, in addition to their Counselling Seminars which are held on one or two Saturdays a month as scheduled.
Diploma in Christian Counselling
Building on previous training, the Diploma course (third year) offers an exciting and integrated educational process, with a range of modules which are at the cutting edge of the modern counselling profession. Students are expected to already be actively involved in client work and supervision, as this is a prerequisite to admission.
Full-time students will attend weekday classes in Bible and Theology, in addition to their Counselling Seminars which are held on one or two Saturdays a month as scheduled.
Part-time
Certificate in Christian Counselling, Level 1
The Certificate in Counselling (first year) provide an extensive overview of what is required by the Christian Counsellor in terms of skills and basic theories. It will enable the learner to acquire some of the basic skills, and an understanding of counselling techniques and responsibilities. The course is designed for anyone who has a heart for other people and is seriously interested in professional counselling.
Those who wish to get involved in caring and counselling, or those already involved will find it particularly useful. This may well include Church Ministers, Pastors, Church Leaders, Youth Workers, Children’s Ministers, Social Workers and Nurses. In truth, the course is useful for anyone having to relate to others on a daily basis in their work environment.
Part-time students need only attend Counselling Seminars which are held on one or two Saturdays a month as scheduled. There will also be one weekend residential at a centre outside of London during the academic year.
Certificate in Christian Counselling, Level 2
This level of the course (second year) builds on what was learnt at Level 1 in terms of further skills and theories. It will also introduce students to many of the major issues that are likely to be met in the counselling environment and give students the necessary tools for helping such people.
Part-time students need only attend Counselling Seminars which are held on one or two Saturdays a month as scheduled. There will also be one weekend residential at a centre outside of London during the academic year.
Diploma in Christian Counselling
Building on previous training, the Diploma course (third year) offers an exciting and integrated educational process, with a range of modules which are at the cutting edge of the modern counselling profession. Students are expected to already be actively involved in client work and supervision, as this is a prerequisite to admission.
Part-time students need only attend Counselling Seminars which are held on one or two Saturdays a month as scheduled. There will also be one weekend residential at a centre outside of London during the academic year