Module information
Code
MIN291
Name
Intermediate Ministerial Internship
(2 Credits)
Description
The second of three required internships
for the Ministerial Studies diploma, this
course helps the student develop the
right attitude for ministry. It examines
characteristics to be avoided and tests
to be passed in the life of a minister. It
further focuses on public aspects of
ministry, such as teaching, preaching,
and leading meetings. The personal life
of the minister, including time
management and personal health are
also discussed.
Price per Module
Study Guide
€30
Exam
€30
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should
be able to:
1.
Demonstrate understanding of
and establish a strategy for
developing three attributes of the
heart of ministry.
2.
Identify characteristics to be
avoided and tests that must be
passed in the life of the minister.
3.
Effectively perform a teaching
session and sermon, as well as
lead an effective meeting.
4.
Explain the role of the evangelist
and develop strategies for
fulfilling the work of an evangelist
and the task of discipleship.
5.
Implement effective personal
health, growth, and time
management plans.
Mode of Study
•
Lecture
•
Video
•
Student interaction
•
Hands on
Assessment
•
50 (80%) objective multiple
choice questions
•
Project (20%)
•
Online or pencil and paper
•
Passmark 70%
Rubric
Each student will need to select a
mentor for his or her internship courses
according to the guidelines below. The
same mentor may serve for one or all
three internship courses (certificate
level, license level, and ordination
level), as the student desires.
1.
The mentor will generally be the
student’s senior pastor, a staff
pastor, or other person
designated by the pastor to
serve in the role of mentor. The
mentor must be a credentialed
minister.
2.
If the student is the senior
pastor, the student should
consult his or her sectional
presbyter to assist in the
selection of a mentor. In some
cases, the presbyter may serve
as the mentor, or the presbyter
may appoint a neighboring
pastor to serve in that role.
3.
The mentor must not be closely
related to the student. This not
only promotes objectivity but
broadens the student’s
experience by giving him or her
opportunity to learn from
someone other than a close
relative.
4.
The mentor must be a Licensed
or Ordained Minister. Licensed
Ministers may serve as mentors
to students seeking Certified
credentials. Ordained Ministers
may serve as mentors to
students seeking any level of
ministerial credentials. Certified
Ministers are not eligible to
serve as mentors in this
program, unless a written
exception is made by the district
superintendent for a Certified
Minister who pastors to mentor
a student in the Certified level.
5.
The mentor must commit to the
time required in the Mentoring
Manual for each course. This
will involve weekly meetings
with the student for twelve
weeks and some additional time
for monitoring the student’s
progress. Where multiple
students are studying the
courses in study centers, some
of these meetings may be group
meetings while others will be on
an individual basis.
THE BEREAN SCHOOL OF THE BIBLE
MINISTERIAL STUDIES
MQF Level 5 Qualification
60 Credits
Ministerial Studies Program
Certified Minister
Level 1, 2, 3
20 Credits each
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