Distance Study for Theological ProgrammesThe Mukhanyo Distance programme extends the reach of the college far beyond the KwaMahlanga campus through distance learning, bringing theological education to you. This is done through tutor facilitated group learning.
The following programmes and qualifications are currently offered through the Mukhanyo distance programme:
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Glyn Williams
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There are five important parts to the Mukhanyo Distance programme in providing a stable learning platform:
We offer videos of actual lectures at Mukhanyo, together with a study guide. This provides the delivery of high quality Biblical content at the same level of learning as on Mukhanyo's campus. It also ensures that the content is not changed in any way before it is taught.
Studying alone is often difficult and can lead to a students giving up before they complete their studies. Learning is much easier, productive and rewarding when studying is done in a group. Groups provide an environment for discussion, debate, accountability and encouragement among fellow students. These learning groups will form naturally when local church leaders gather together to watch the lecture videos. Group learning also encourages churches to come together, enhancing unity and co-operation at various levels.
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The tutor is a suitable, qualified and experienced person who watches the DVDs together with the students. He is also responsible to coordinate the learning with Mukhanyo's administration and provide support, guidance, discipleship and encouragement to the students. The tutor also orders the materials, receives payment from students, and administers and marks tests, assignments and examinations. This model of distribution is very effective for learning, but also lowers the overall cost of biblical education by bringing Bible instruction to church leaders in their own ministry contexts.
Support sessions should be held, but are not limited to, at least once a week. Days and times will be arranged by the tutor according to the needs of the group. Support sessions are held at over 80 Distance Learning Support Centres scattered throughout South Africa and into Southern Africa.
The programme runs on a three-term structure. Student applications to join a group in a particular term are to be received by Mukhanyo from the tutor, no less than six weeks before the beginning of the term. Exams are typically written during the last month of the term (dates communicated annually to the tutors). The three terms are as follows:
Term 1: 1 January to 30 April (Registration deadline for 2022: 12 November 2021)
Term 2: 1 May to 31 August (Registration deadline for 2022: 27 March 2022)
Term 3: 1 September to 31 December (Registration deadline for 2022: 29 July 2022)
Click here to find a centre near you.
The programme runs on a three-term structure. Student applications to join a group in a particular term are to be received by Mukhanyo from the tutor, no less than six weeks before the beginning of the term. Exams are typically written during the last month of the term (dates communicated annually to the tutors). The three terms are as follows:
Term 1: 1 January to 30 April (Registration deadline for 2022: 12 November 2021)
Term 2: 1 May to 31 August (Registration deadline for 2022: 27 March 2022)
Term 3: 1 September to 31 December (Registration deadline for 2022: 29 July 2022)
Click here to find a centre near you.
Tuition fees are highly subsidised to make quality theological education accessible to students and churches in all areas of southern Africa.
Fees are determined by the centre at which you choose to study, but are limited to the following rates:
Fees are determined by the centre at which you choose to study, but are limited to the following rates:
- Registration Fee: Currently we do not charge any registration or examination fees.*
- Tuition Fee: R600* per module.
- Exam Rewrite Fee: R200* per rewrite per module.
- Module Redo Fee: R600* per redo per module.
* Subject to change.
