Correspondence Studies

What are NCI Correspondence Studies?

NCI Correspondence Studies are set courses of study designed to enable students complete their first academic award by Distance Education. Correspondence Studies enable students the flexibility of working toward their educational objectives at home. Students completing Correspondence Studies courses can, if they desire, further their studies in other NCI Distance Education programs.

Who Should Enroll in Correspondence Studies?

	Anyone with a desire to learn more of God’s word.
	Anyone who feels a call to develop themselves for ministry service, but finds a full-time program impractical.
	Lay leaders who wish to study God’s Word in a deeper and more systematic way.
	New Christians who want to lay strong foundations for their faith and service for God.
	Learners who wish to achieve their first academic award.

What is the Delivery Format of Courses in the Correspondence Studies?

NCI Correspondence Studies courses involve set course work which may comprise of listening to tapes or videos, following teaching manuals or reading books. Generally each course has study questions enabling to student to interact with the material. Students submit their answers to questions by mail or email. Some courses require a written assignment or a text analysis to complete the required assessment.

All courses have a practical component which make the learning experience most worthwhile. Please note some of our practical courses are directly assessable – see your Tutor or Mentor for details.