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Hi, I am interested.
Hello, please provide us with your contact details at https://mtc.ac.za/contact-us/ and one of our representatives will contact you. You can also visit this page for more information about our programmes: https://mtc.ac.za/programmes/
Do you offer online classes?
We offer
- only full-time learning: https://mtc.ac.za/campuses/ and
- part-time learning:Â https://mtc.ac.za/local-learning-programme/local-learning-sites/
Are you registered/accredited?
Yes, we are fully registered and accredited with the Department of Higher Education & Training (DHET), the Council on Higher Education (CHE), and the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA).
What is the duration of a programme?
The duration depends on the programme and the study mode of your choice.
The Focus certificates (Focus Certificate and Focus Certificate In isiZulu) take a minimum of 6 months for a full-time student, and a maximum of 18 months for a part-time student.
The Higher Certificates (Bible Teaching and Church Ministry) programmes take one year for a full-time student and a maximum of 3 years for a part-time student.
The Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) programme typically takes four years for a full-time student and approximately six years for a part-time student.
The Bachelor of Theology Honours take a minimum of 18 months to complete.
What are your course fees?
Fees depend on the programme and the mode of study. Please visit the following page for more information:Â https://mtc.ac.za/apply-now/#fees/
Where are you located?
We have campuses in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, KwaMhlanga, Pretoria, and Rustenburg. We also have more than 100 local learning sites across South Africa and into Southern Africa where our part-time students attend classes at times and locations more convenient for them.
How do I apply?
To apply, please visit the following page:Â https://mtc.ajourney.academy/student
Can I study with you if I don’t have matric?
Yes, we offer Focus certificates for prospects without a matric certificate.
Do you offer distance learning?
We offer a type of distance referred to as Local Learning. This programme is not an online learning, self-study, or correspondence programme. Rather, it is a programme that requires group learning by students in a Local Learning Site under a tutor. The tutor is responsible for facilitating classes, marking assessments, corresponding with Mukhanyo Theological College, and spiritual formation. Visit the following page for more information on the Local Learning Programme:Â https://mtc.ac.za/local-learning programme/.