The weekly course pattern
- 12 weeks
- 7–9 hours of interactive self-study each week
- A weekly seminar lasting 2–2.5 hours
- A group of 2–12 students according to the manual
- A comprehensive examination, research project or both at the end
Three delivery channels
- E-learning through Moodle, Microsoft Teams and Zoom
- Mobile learning for Certificate of Ministry courses through GrowSpace and communication tools
- Printed books and face-to-face local study
Three learning models
- Traditional: printed books and a local face-to-face group, often within a church
- Blended: multimedia e-learning content with a local face-to-face group
- Fully online: content and group discussion online for students across cities and countries
Six principles
- Leadership education on location
- A curriculum responsive to churches and communities
- High-quality interactive self-study materials
- A weekly group seminar
- Facilitators guide learning rather than lecture
- Practical ministry links knowledge and action
The facilitator
Facilitators guide discussion, clarify concepts and encourage application. The manual lists a university degree, three completed PTEE courses and facilitator training, together with spiritual and ministry qualifications.
Practical ministry
Practical ministry represents about 10% of each award. Students serve weekly in an approved church setting and reflect with a supervisor. Forty hours of service equals one credit.
This page is based on the supplied Arabic academic manual. Confirm current scheduling, fees, specializations and any curriculum revisions with PTEE when enrolling.