This unit applies to  Christians who desire to share their growing faith with unbelievers.

This unit describes the skills necessary for exercising leadership and influence in various contexts. It recognises that organisational leadership begins with vision, is exercised utilising various styles, and entails the mentoring of individuals and groups.

This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to promote teamwork. It involves developing team plans to meet expected outcomes, leading the work team, and proactively working with the management of the organisation.

In the Christian context, a minister’s ability to minister, teach and preach is grounded on the strength of his or her grasp of the principles of the Scriptures. This unit prepares candidates to investigate and understand the New Testament and communicate the message of the New Testament to an audience.

In the Christian context, a leader’s ability to lead, teach and preach is grounded on their understanding of Christian theology. This unit sets out the theological content of a Christian worldview, derived from the Scriptures and Christian tradition and provides the basic skills necessary to model and teach this worldview to the church and society. It is thus applicable for all Christian leaders, and to all those seeking to understand and apply Christian theology.

This unit introduces students to contemporary Christian approaches to spiritual disciplines and spirituality. It focuses particularly on the way in which Pentecostal/charismatic movements have experienced God. Christian disciplines form the foundation for Christian living. This unit is thus applicable to all Christians but especially those who seek to disciple or minister to others.

In the Christian context, a minister’s ability to minister, teach and preach is grounded on the strength of his or her grasp of the principles of the Scriptures. This unit prepares candidates to investigate and understand the New Testament and communicate the message of the New Testament to an audience.

In the Christian context, a minister’s ability to minister, teach and preach is grounded on the strength of his or her grasp of the principles of the Scriptures. This unit prepares candidates to investigate and understand the Old Testament and communicate the message of the Old Testament to an audience.

This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to provide pastoral care.

This unit describes the skills necessary for exercising leadership and influence in various contexts. It recognises that organisational leadership begins with vision, is exercised utilising various styles, and entails the mentoring of individuals and groups.

In the Christian context, a leader’s ability to lead, teach and preach is grounded on their understanding of Christian theology. This unit sets out the theological content of a Christian worldview, derived from the Scriptures and Christian tradition and provides the basic skills necessary to model and teach this worldview to the church and society. It is thus applicable for all Christian leaders, and to all those seeking to understand and apply Christian theology.

This unit applies to  Christians who desire to share their growing faith with unbelievers.

In the Christian context, a minister’s ability to minister, teach and preach is grounded on the strength of his or her grasp of the principles of the Scriptures. This unit prepares candidates to investigate and understand the New Testament and communicate the message of the New Testament to an audience.

This unit introduces students to contemporary Christian approaches to spiritual disciplines and spirituality. It focuses particularly on the way in which Pentecostal/charismatic movements have experienced God. Christian disciplines form the foundation for Christian living. This unit is thus applicable to all Christians but especially those who seek to disciple or minister to others.

In the Christian context, a minister’s ability to minister, teach and preach is grounded on the strength of his or her grasp of the principles of the Scriptures. This unit prepares candidates to investigate and understand the New Testament and communicate the message of the New Testament to an audience.

In the Christian context, a minister’s ability to minister, teach and preach is grounded on the strength of his or her grasp of the principles of the Scriptures. This unit prepares candidates to investigate and understand the Old Testament and communicate the message of the Old Testament to an audience.

This unit describes the knowledge and skills required to provide pastoral care.

This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to promote teamwork. It involves developing team plans to meet expected outcomes, leading the work team, and proactively working with the management of the organisation.