Vocational
Are you looking for shorter courses that provide a solid foundation for Christian living and ministry? Our vocational courses
The 11237NAT Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology addresses the needs of those young in the faith as well as more mature believers wishing to contribute in a range of church ministries and roles. Many also pursue this course simply on its merits as a powerful stimulator of personal development.
The 11238NAT Diploma in Christian Ministry and Theology will empower and encourage you to assist the body of Christ. Church leadership positions like eldership, deaconship and youth ministry are all greatly reliant on the sort of knowledge and skills developed at this level.
One-year courses
Study the Bible, theology and ministry subjects
9-10 subjects
Introductory but can launch into further studies
Available online only
Not eligible for FEE-HELP
Course Details
Course ID: 11237NAT
RTO Code: 91402
Course Level: Vocational
Number of Subject: 9
Fees: Up-front only
Scholarships Available: No
Course taught: Online via the College Moodle Site
Modes of Delivery
Online only
Entry Requirements
- Be 18 years at the time of commencement of the course.
- Be able to read, write, comprehend & speak at a minimum Year 11 English level or LLN skills at ACSF level 3 or higher in the domains of learning, reading, writing and oral communication.
- Have a Christian faith.
- Have computer literacy skills to undertake an online course.
- Access to a computer with digital camera and microphone,
- Have word processing and presentation programs
- Access to the internet with the ability to stream online meetings/classes.
- Have a current valid email account.
Course Load
- 30 weeks (one year) full-time study, or 2 years part-time
- Must be completed within 3 years
- Generally 3 hours per week per subject is required to do well, which includes lectures, readings and assignments.
Suggested Subject Progression
Subjects
NAT11237003 Develop and apply knowledge of key Christian beliefs
NAT11237002 Interpret biblical texts
NAT11237001 Apply knowledge of the BibleCMTTHE401
NAT11237004 Discuss a topic from a Christian perspective
NAT11237006 Explain Christian beliefs to a non-Christian audience
NAT11237008 Use Christian spiritual practices to support own personal
development
NAT11237010 Plan and lead ministry activities
NAT11237012 Develop own leadership skills
NAT11238014 Lead a process of Christian discipleship
Training and Assessment Strategy - to be read prior to applying to study this course
Course Details
Course ID: 11238NAT
RTO Code: 91402
Course Level: Vocational
Number of Subject: 10
Fees: Up-front only
Scholarships Available: No
Course taught Online via the College Moodle Site
Modes of Delivery
Online only
Entry Requirements
- Be 18 years at the time of commencement of the course.
- Be able to read, write, comprehend & speak at a minimum Year 11 English level or LLN skills at ACSF level 3 or higher in the domains of learning, reading, writing and oral communication.
- Have a Christian faith.
- Have computer literacy skills to undertake an online course.
- Access to a computer with digital camera and microphone,
- Have word processing and presentation programs
- Access to the internet with the ability to stream online meetings/classes.
- Have a current valid email account.
Course Load
- 36 weeks (one year) full-time study, or part-time equivalent
- Must be completed within 3 years
- Generally 3 hours per week per subject is required to do well, which includes lectures, readings and assignments.
Suggested Subject Progression
Subjects
NAT11237003 Develop and apply knowledge of key Christian beliefs
NAT11237002 Interpret biblical texts
NAT11237001 Apply knowledge of the Bible
NAT11237004 Discuss a topic from a Christian perspective
NAT11237006 Explain Christian beliefs to a non-Christian audience
NAT11237008 Use Christian spiritual practices to support own personal development
NAT11237010 Plan and lead ministry activities
NAT11237012 Develop own leadership skills
NAT11238014 Lead a process of Christian discipleship