
PTEE - Program for Theological Education by Extension.
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PTEE - Program for Theological Education by Extension.
@ptee
Mon - Sat, 2024
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
P.O. Box 1931, Amman 11118, Jordan
CERTIFICATE OF THEOLOGY
The Certificate of Theology (minimum 40 credits) provides the graduate with the foundation necessary to function as a ministry group leader within church and/or para-church contexts. Students in this program develop their Bible knowledge, ministry skills, spiritual maturity, and personal characteristics.
Program
The student will complete a minimum of 40 credits of courses selected from the four divisions of the curriculum. Select courses also include Practical Ministry Experience opportunities for credit through which students experience direct application of knowledge and theory to a relevant ministry situation, thus developing and strengthening their ministry skills and giftings.
Courses Required
Students may choose among the available Bachelor of Theology courses. The table below provides a recommended academic plan, ensuring the student a good balance of courses from the four divisions of PTEE’s curriculum.
Recommended Academic Plan for Certificate completion:
Curricular Division |
Recommended Courses |
Elective Courses |
|
Division I |
Christian stewardship |
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| Division II Bible & Theology |
Understanding the Bible Today New Testament Survey I New Testament Survey II |
(2) courses |
| Division III Ministry Skills |
The Art of Preaching Pastoral Ministries House Groups |
(1) course |
| Division IV Society |
Christian Family |
(1) course |
DIPLOMA OF THEOLOGY
The Diploma of Theology (minimum 80 credits) will strengthen the graduate’s ability to function as a leader who is able to assist church and/or para-church leaders in the fulfillment of ministry objectives, or when appropriate, lead small churches.
The Diploma courses, combined with growing personal ministry, will help adult students develop their Bible knowledge, ministry skills, spiritual maturity, and personal formation and impact for effective Christian service.
Program
The student will complete a minimum of 80 credits of courses selected from the four divisions of the curriculum. Select courses also include Practical Ministry Experience opportunities for credit through which students experience direct application of knowledge and theory to a relevant ministry situation, thus developing and strengthening their ministry skills and giftings.
Courses Required
Students may choose among the available Bachelor of Theology courses. The table below provides a recommended academic plan, ensuring the student a good balance of courses from the four divisions of PTEE’s curriculum.
Recommended Academic Plan for Diploma completion:
Curricular Division |
Total number of courses from each Division |
| Division I Spiritual Growth |
Christian Stewardship Christian Ethics |
| Division II Bible & Theology |
(12) courses |
| Division III Ministry Skills |
(6) courses |
| Division IV Society |
Division IV Society |
While students who have previously completed a Certificate of Theology are eligible to have all their previous course-credits applied toward the Diploma of Theology, repeating Certificate courses for additional credit is not permissible
BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY
The Bachelor of Theology (minimum 120 credits) will prepare students to work as a church or para-church leader. As a senior pastor or pastoral staff member, the graduate will be able to engage with the needs of church members who are primary, secondary and tertiary school graduates. In preparation for such a role, B.Th students will continue to develop spiritually, Biblically, in ministry skills and sense of community and church identity and responsibility.
Program
The student will complete a minimum of 120 credits of courses selected from the four divisions of the curriculum. Select courses also include Practical Ministry Experience opportunities for credit through which students experience direct application of knowledge and theory to a relevant ministry situation, thus developing and strengthening their ministry skills and giftings.
~ A student who already holds a Bachelor’s degree in another field will only be required to take 54 credits to complete a B.Th.
~ Students who have already earned a PTEE Diploma of Theology must complete an additional 40 credits to complete a B.Th.
~ Students holding a Diploma of Theology from another institution may apply to have their Diploma courses credited towards the Bachelor of Theology. Each case will be considered on its own merits and up to 80 credits may be transferred.
Courses Available
Following is a complete list of PTEE’s Bachelor of Theology courses which may be credited towards the Certificate and Diploma of Theology as well.
The Bachelor courses below have been arranged according to PTEE’s four major curricular divisions. All courses are at a University (degree) level of study.
Division I – The Christian and His/Her Spiritual Life
Division II – The Christian and His/Her Bible
Division III – The Christian and His/Her Skills
Division IV – The Christian and His/Her Society