Overview of Programs

Theology Programs: TCC’s foundational offering is the Bachelor of Theology (B.Th), available since its inception in 2000. In 2017–2018, the College expanded to include the Master of Divinity (M.Div), designed for bachelor’s degree holders. The Diploma in Theology (Dip.Th) is offered to students without a high school diploma, equipping them for evangelism, missions, and pastoral work.

Liberal Arts Programs: In addition to theological training, TCC offers inclusive liberal arts programs open to students of all faiths:

• Diploma in Management and Administration (2014) — upgraded to a bachelor’s degree in 2025.
• Diploma in Social Work (2015) — preparing students for community development and humanitarian service.
• School of Music (2017) — bachelor’s, diploma, and certificate programs in vocal, piano, violin, drums, and guitar.
• School of GED (2023) — offering the American High School Diploma via the GED pathway.

Theology Programs

1. Bachelor of Theology (B.Th) and Diploma in Theology

Purpose: Provide comprehensive theological and ministerial education to prepare students for pastoral leadership.

Goal: Form spiritually mature, theologically equipped, and contextually responsive leaders.

Admission Requirements:

1. Completed application with supporting documents.
2. Professing and baptized Christian with personal faith statement/testimony.
3. Matriculation certificate or GED equivalent.
4. Certified copies of final certificates and transcripts.
5. Church endorsement from home pastor/elder.
6. Additional denominational recommendation if applicable.
7. Recent health certificate confirming physical/mental fitness and freedom from contagious diseases.
8. Pass entrance examination (English, Math, History, Science, Bible knowledge).

Program Duration: 4 years full-time (max 7 years allowed).

Program Structure: 2 semesters per year, 16 weeks each. Core and minor courses with total minimum 120 credits.

Student Learning Outcomes: Competency in knowledge, skills, and character development aligned with TCC’s vision and mission.

2. Diploma in Theology (Dip.Th)

Comprehensive theological education similar to B.Th, for students who completed Grade 9 (old) or Grade 11 (new). Students may later upgrade to B.Th upon completion of matriculation and academic approval.

3. Master of Divinity (M.Div)

Purpose: Prepare students for ordained ministry, leadership, and global engagement.

Goal: Equip students with theological training, practical ministry skills, and spiritual formation for effective pastoral, missionary, and leadership roles.

Admission Requirements:

1. Completed application with supporting documents.
2. Professing and baptized Christian with personal testimony.
3. B.Th or bachelor’s degree from recognized institution.
4. Certified copies of certificates and transcripts.
5. Church endorsement from home pastor/elder.
6. Additional denominational recommendation if applicable.
7. Recent health certificate confirming physical/mental fitness and freedom from contagious diseases.
8. Pass entrance exam (English proficiency and Bible knowledge).

Program Duration: 3 years full-time (extension up to 5 years allowed).

Program Structure: 2 semesters per year, core and minor courses, minimum 90 credits (non-theology degree holders) or 72 credits (theology graduates).

Student Learning Outcomes: Competence in biblical interpretation, pastoral leadership, spiritual maturity, cultural engagement, and lifelong learning.

Service-Learning Programs

TCC’s service learning program comprises two integrated components in partnership with churches and Christian organizations:

1. Field Education Program

A core requirement across all degree programs (B.Th, Dip.Th, M.Div), partnering with local churches and national associations. Online students collaborate with local ministries in their regions. Students apply classroom learning in ministry contexts. Field supervisors complete evaluation forms and the Field Education Director monitors progress monthly.

2. Internship Program

A five-week intensive practical learning experience during key study stages:

• B.Th/Dip.Th students: summer of 3rd year.
• M.Div students: summer after 2nd year.

Internships are supervised for academic integrity and ministry relevance, conducted within TCC’s network, and graded using standardized evaluation forms. This component strengthens hands-on ministry skills and readiness for Christian service.