TUTORS

Our tutors, who freely offer their time and expertise, are well preared in their subjects and teach out of experience and knowledge in/of their fields and as they come from a variety of backgrounds and nationalities this brings and richness and variety of teaching methods, exams styles and assessments.

Eliana Whyte

William Kay

Francesca Di Gioia

Franco Grieco

Gill Shiels

Gareth Webber

Gillian Saunders

Mark Sherratt

Stefano Guaglione

Leigh Goodwin

Gordica Karanfilovska

John Whyte

Tyler Evenson

Samuele Corciulo

Paul Hodgson

Bruno Paderi

Sonny Oliver

Paul Weaver

Simon Pastorello

OUR

COURSES

We offer three different courses at the college covering Applied Theology and Missional Leadership. Get more information!

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ELIANA WHYTE

Subjects

1st YEAR COURSE

The Book of Esther: Through this subject you’ll have an overview of the historical aspect of the book (customs, culture …), its place in the biblical canon and an exegesis of the book. It will also answer questions such as: How does God manifest Himself in a totally secular society? What part does man play in the plan of God?

Pedagogical Approaches to Learning & Teaching: This module will examine theories of Teaching and Pedagogy and present a Biblical view of knowledge. It will analyse learning and the learner’s world, present an array of pedagogical approaches as well as the calling, the fulfillment and a holistic approach to teaching. It will also look into the life of the teacher and explore Jesus as the Great Pedagogue.

2ND YEAR COURSE/ MLCOURSE

Introduction to Christian Counselling: It’s an introductory study on what Christian counselling is and how it differs from pastoral care. The student will have a look at its place in the Church, and the different issues in which it can be used as a tool to reach and help people in need.

Interpersonal Relationships: This subject introduces the student to the complex world of interpersonal relationships. It includes foundations to effective relationships, a study of the different personality types and raises the student’s awareness to a number of underlying social dynamics related to human interaction. The students are introduced to tools and methods which facilitate effective communication, leadership and living and working in a relational world.

WILLIAM KAY

LECTURES

1st YEAR COURSE

Pentecostal Studies: Pentecostal and charismatic forms of Christianity may be seen as an extension of 19th century Protestant mission making use of a combination of holiness, Methodist and revivalistic doctrine and practice. The early spread of Pentecostalism, its consolidation into denominations, and its variant ecclesiologies and missiologies in Africa, Latin America and the UK have produced a range of Pentecostal-type churches. The post-1945 development of Pentecostalism, and the impact of the charismatic movement and the new apostolic movement, has seen diversification increase.

2nd YEAR COURSE

Mission of Jesus: This module studies the life and teaching of Jesus and explores, mainly through the text of the Gospels, the outline of his mission and its accomplishment. It will also look at some elements of Christology such as the incarnation and atonement.

FRANCESCA

DI GIOIA

Subject

2nd YEAR COURSE

Evangelism: This module focuses on the Biblical foundations of evangelism and explains the true meaning of the Great Commission. The students will study the invaluable elements of effective evangelism by analysing the different methods and communication styles in today’s world and how it was done in the past. It will include practical activities both in the classroom and in real-life situations.