Admissions

General Criteria

All prospective distance education students must meet the enrolment requirements as set forth by the Faculty Senate, which must include at least one of the following criteria:

Matriculation exemption
Have matriculation without exemption.
One year post matriculation education at another accredited institution of higher education.
Having attained a passing mark (c.g.p.a 2.5) of 69% upon completion of a diploma of theology.

Students Applying from Outside of South Africa

For learners applying to NTC from outside of South Africa, the above entrance requirements are equivalent. An English entrance examination for non-English speaking students will be required with a 50% pass mark.

Procedure for Application:

To apply for admission to the bachelor of theology degree programme, contact the Registrar at: 011-957-2006 or Email: to request an application packet. Full admission is contingent upon all required certified documents and non-refundable application fee of R150 being received by NTC. The application fee of R150 must accompany the application. Applications received without the enrolment fee, will not be considered.

Original certified academic transcripts from other institutions must be forwarded to the Registrar at:

Nazarene Theological College

PO Box 3083, Honeydew, South Africa 2040

Registrar

Rev. Hendry Mashile
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Final Evaluation

Upon receipt of all relevant documents, including a R 150 non-refundable enrolment fee, an evaluation by NTC Academic Committee will determine eligibility for acceptance into the BTh programme, after which the prospective student will be notified by the Registrar.

Recognition of Prior Learning

RPL candidates may qualify to be awarded credits for life-long learning. The student must complete an RPL Portfolio Guidebook provided by the Registrar's office and under his/her supervision and direction. RPL Provides the mature learner the opportunity to identify significant experiences which have contributed to his/her learning and achievement prior to attending NTC. The student is responsible for the development of a comprehensive portfolio of prior learning. The maximum number of core portfolio credits which may be awarded in the BTh programme is limited to 24 credits total.

Non-discrimination Policy

Admission to NTC may not be denied on the basis of ethnic origin, sex, or nationality. No qualified person will be denied admission to NTC provided he or she has a genuine desire for education and agrees to observe the rules and policies of the institution.