Asian Theological Seminary
Gegevens van de cursus: Master of Arts in Christian Education
| Voertaal van deze aanmelding | English (UK, International) |
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| Naam van de Cursus | Master of Arts in Christian Education |
| Soort cursus | Programma met verschillende aanvullende cursussen |
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| Beschrijving | The Master of Arts in Christian Education is a two-year degree program for persons who desire to prepare for leadership positions in church and para-church organizations including formal education ministries. This program will enable students to grow in their ability to formulate a biblical philosophy of education and to apply that philosophy to the Asian context. Students will gain an understanding of basic principles of teaching and learning as well as develop specific competencies for teaching, organizing, and administering educational programs. The students will learn to design curricula to fit the needs of their target audience. Growth in ability to apply selected principles of pedagogy and andragogy to specific age groups and to families is a key objective of the Master of Arts in Christian Education. This program also addresses students’ needs to be theologically informed and to grow personally, professionally, and spiritually. The Master of Arts in Christian Education builds upon the Graduate Diploma of Studies in Christian Education. As a degree program it focuses on Christian Education as a profession. |
| Trefwoorden | Christian Education, Seminary Training, Bible, Teaching, Curriculum Development |
| Deze cursus is verkrijgbaar in de volgende talen | English (USA) |
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| Land en regio waar de cursus te verkrijgen is. | Philippines / Manila (National Capital Region) |
| Indeling naar Studierichting en Onderverdeling | Bible Teaching and Training / Old Testament; Bible Teaching and Training / New Testament; Bible Teaching and Training / Interpretation and Study Methods; Bible Teaching and Training / Discipling and Training Others; Pastoral Encouragement and Counselling / Youth and Students Ministry; Personal Life and Holiness / Fellowship and Interpersonal Skills |
| Dag cursus met logies/Zonder logies | Gemengd |
| Volledig of part-time | Part time |
| Niveau | Masters |
| Kosten waaier | Variable according to means |
| Prijs | 500$ and up per semester |
| Beschikbare beurzen | Nee |
| Hoe lang duurt de cursus precies? | varies |
| Gemiddeld aantal studie uren per week | 6 |
| Manier van les geven | ATS believes in a holistic training for each student in the development of their skills, character and spiritual qualities. There are lectures (with teacher-student, student-student interactions), book studies, actual translations and recitation, assigned readings, mentoring, internship, and team projects. Through care groups and recreational activities among the ATS community, the seminary aims to help in developing unity and social skills among the students. |
| Tijddeel bedoeld voor officieel studeren(bv, college volgen, leesplan, werkboeken enz.) | Regular class time for each subject is 3 hours per week. Some Biblical Language subjects are usually split into two sessions(with 1.5 hours per session) per week. |
| Tijddeel bedoeld voor informeel praktisch leren (b.v. praktijkervaring en praktijk begeleiding, enz.) | varies |
| Tijddeel bedoeld voor zelf- studie (b.v. tijd in gebed, werken in team verband) | varies |
| Jaarlijks gemiddelde van ingeschreven studenten voor deze cursus(of, als het een nieuwe cursus betreft, het maximale aantal studenten dat deze cursus gelijktijdig kan doen) | 10 |
| Verplichte Cursussen | Research & Writing and at least two Care Groups Bible & Theology Subjects *also taken at ATS |
| Andere instellingsvoorwaarden | Pass ATS Admission Exam Recommendation from Church or Christian Organization |
| Behaalde diploma's | Master of Arts in Christian Education |
| Deze cursus kan bijdragen tot een diploma in: | could be pursued to Master of Divinity in Christian Education |
| Programma geaccrediteerd door | ATA (Asia) |
| Accrediterende Organisatie | ATESEA |
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