Full-time Schools

What is a Full Time School?

A Full Time school is an organization, generally a local church, that runs a full time program accredited by NCI. Some larger churches that have the resources can benefit from NCI’ s accredited programs, by training leaders, ministers and missionaries right in the local church. These full time schools can also support smaller churches in the region by providing a training center that enables students from those churches to remain involved in their local church whilst studying. Students who successfully complete Full Time School programs can further their studies in other NCI Distance Education programs.

Currently NCI has a number of affiliated full-time schools operating in various nations

Who should enroll in a Full Time School?

	Anyone who desires to learn more of God’s word.
	Leaders, deacons or elders who wish to prepare themselves for ministry effectiveness.
	People who desire 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 prefer the classroom contact with a teacher and other students.

What is the Delivery Format of Courses in a Full Time School?

NCI accredited Full Time Schools involve attending and participating in the dynamic of a local church environment. Students are taught by qualified practitioners in a face to face classroom environment. Students follow NCI prepared course materials which require answering questions on a weekly basis, writing reports and being practically involved in ministry situations. Some courses require a written assignment or a text analysis to complete the required assessment.