En Route
The course consists of 5 modules
About The Course
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En Route is particularly recommended for those who want to be part of an intercultural worshipping community and prepare for next steps in mission. The course enables you to put into practice the things learned in the classroom immediately. Many people working in international mission and local churches, have benefited from En Route’s intercultural mission and ministry training over the years. The campus is also a beautiful place to stay where you can prepare spiritually and practically for mission.
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En Route does not require any academic qualifications. Those with good conversational English will benefit most from the course. An indication of the level of English we advise is an IELTS score of 4.5 in Listening and Comprehension and 4.0 in Reading and Writing.
We may request an interview with those who do not have English as a first language, to find out if the course is suitable for you. The college retains the right to refuse an application if it is not satisfied with the candidate’s ability to communicate in English.
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The All Nations En Route Certificate.
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En Route runs three times a year so you can begin in September, January or April in any academic year.
Classes run from 9.30am to 1pm, Monday to Friday. There are occasional afternoon classes and all-day study trips. The remainder of the afternoons are free for personal study and the completion of assignments. There are also optional class trips to at least one multicultural church each term.
Key Points of Information
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Modules
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Course Dates
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Course Fees
