YEAR 2
Harvest Bible College offers a year 2 course of study with an emphasis on practical ministry. The second year programme is primarily an internship although there is an academic component provided. Upon completion of the second year, students receive an accredited Diploma in Theology.
GLOBAL INTERNSHIPS
(FIELDWORK LOCATIONS)
WHERE WILL YOU GO?
The goal of the second year programme is to equip students for their mission field. Therefore, we offer the Year 2 Programme in other approved churches across Great Britain and Ireland.
This programme is even offered in some countries outside of Great Britain and Ireland. For more information contact our school office at hbcgbi@aol.com.
In partnership with Urshan College, the second year programme involves three distance learning courses. These are fully accredited courses as listed below:
Term 1: Analysis of Personal and Spiritual Formation
Term 2: Explore Apostolic Missiology
Term 3: Analyse Conflict Management and Resolution
Students are expected to complete the above course within the term time allotted. The biggest part of the second-year training involves on-site practical ministry development in a local assembly. The scope of this ministry can involve anything from initiating a new ministry in a church or enhancing a current established ministry. The goal is to help students hone their skills and, at the same time, stretch their ministry capability to new heights.
Fees for Year 2
Students doing Year 2 from an off-campus field work location
will pay the off-site fees listed below:
Off-Site: £1550.00
This includes application fee, tuition, books, off-site inspection fees, and graduation fee. Internet and living expenses are the personal responsibility of each student.
All academic courses must be completed at a passing level and all practical ministry performed at an acceptable level in order to graduate. Students are expected to attend the graduation ceremony when they will receive their diploma that is fully endorsed by the British Accreditation Council and NCFE, the external awarding body.
