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Annesbrook Leadership
College
Prospectus
2018/19
ALC
www.alc.ac.nz
ALC 2018/19 Prospectus Annesbrook Leadership College exists to equip, raise and release Christian leaders into all communities and vocations. ALC Prospectus 2018/19 www.alc.ac.nz alc@annesbrook.co.nz
2018/19
Table of contents
About us
New Zealand and our campuses
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8
New Zealand Qualifications 12
Church Leadership and Ministry courses 20
Distance Learning and Short Courses 26
Internships explained 28
Meet the staff 30
Extra support 33
Money matters 34
Testimonials 36
Academic year and key dates 38
Your pathway 40
Contact us 41
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ANNESBROOK
LEADERSHIP COLLEGE
TRUST
Message from the Board of Trustees
We have never before felt such urgency as we do
today in regard to the training of Christian
leaders for Churches, ministries, community service
and business.
Annesbrook Leadership College provides training
that embraces practical equipping and personal de-
velopment partnered with Christian theology taught
from the Bible. The very heart of ALC is to practically
equip, raise and release leaders into all nations with
a Christ centred foundation carrying that which will
sustain them in every area of their life and ministry.
We are very privileged to be part of what God is
Brent & Viv Liebezeit
Board Chair doing in the lives of those whom God has brought to
our Leadership College. One of the greatest miracles
we see is lives permanently transformed to reflect
the amazing character of God.
We pray that as you read the contents of this pro-
spectus you will also prayerfully consider joining us
on this incredible journey for 2018 and beyond.
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Robin Davis (CEO/Dean)
Cheryll Davis (Dean of Students)
For almost six years Cheryll and Seeing students move into
I have had the privilege of being employment (some have never
trusted with leadership at ALC. worked before) and positions
Every year has seen growth of influence and leadership
and new ground broken and makes every challenge pale into
that has been motivating and insignificance.
encouraging.
We are privileged to be a
It is impossible not to be excited registered Private Training
when people of all ages step into Establishment and accredited to
the programmes with almost deliver national qualifications. We
no knowledge of what is ahead are growing. We have a distinct
but with definite conviction and place in four regions now and a
expectation about their walk with fifth one likely in 2018. ALC
God and service to His Kingdom. currently supports the work of 12
The beginning, however, doesn’t different Churches and commu-
compare with the complete joy at nity initiatives in four regions with
Robin & Cheryll Davis
the end when learners step out high quality training for interns. Deans
of the programme with strength, Consider our programmes and
knowledge, confidence, personal how we could serve you in your
growth and a powerful desire to context. We would be delighted to
extend the Kingdom with solid partner with you!
foundational understanding of
Scripture and their call, gifts and
passions.
6 Philosophical Statement Our intention is to provide learners with a safe environment to encourage self-development and personal growth. Our passion is for balanced and Biblically- grounded leaders to be deployed to all levels of the community and vocations. We believe these leaders should bring an expression of integrity and ethics guided by the Christian faith wherever they serve. We desire to prepare minds to learn, seek, re- search, reason and achieve, unlocking their potential in order to reach their goals. “Work ready, world ready”
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Our Mission
Annesbrook Leadership College exists to equip, raise
and release Christian leaders into all communities
and vocations.
Core Values
• Discover potential in learners.
• Develop excellence in training.
• Develop authentic Christian character.
• Develop a culture of service to others.
• Develop fully the potential of each learner relating to further education, vocation, profession and
chosen career.
• Developing the integrity and ethics of Christian leadership to all levels of society.
• Deploy qualified learners into communities and vocations.
Equip Raise Release
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New Zealand
Aotearoa
Nationwide Locations
Aotearoa | Geography Climate | Sunshine
Lying in the south-west Most places in New Zealand
North Island - Wellington
Pacific, New Zealand consists receive over 2,000 hours of
Our campus is located at Awaken City
Church in Upper Hutt. of two main islands; the North sunshine a year, with the
Island and the South Island. sunniest areas; Bay of Plenty,
South Island - Nelson Stewart Island and many Hawke’s Bay and Nelson/
Our campus is located at Annesbrook smaller islands lie offshore. Marlborough; receiving over
Church in Stoke, Nelson.
2,350 hours.
South Island - Christchurch
Winter | Snow Environment | National Parks
Our campus is located at Majestic
Church, central Christchurch.
Snow typically appears New Zealand’s 14 national
between June and October, parks embrace more than
South Island - Timaru
though cold snaps can occur 30,000 square kilometres of
Our campus is located at Connect
Church in Timaru. outside these months. scenic beauty.
Auckland - Pukekohe
Our campus is located at Christian
Family Centre Pukekohe.
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ALC
Annesbrook Auckland
Leadership College
Nelson Wellington
Christchurch
Timaru
Aotearoa - Land of the long white cloud
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Our Campuses
Annesbrook Leadership College currently offers students the option of studying at
campuses in Nelson, Wellington, Christchurch and Timaru.
Nelson
Principal Campus
Nelson is surrounded by mountains on three sides with Tasman Bay on the other, and the region is
the gateway to Abel Tasman National Park, Kahurangi National Park, Lakes Rotoiti and Rotoroa in the
Nelson Lakes National Park.
Nelson is the main urban hub of the Top of the South Island.11 Nelson Location: Annesbrook Leadership College Annesbrook Church complex is the home of ALC, our administration of- fices and the Nelson campus. The purpose built classrooms are modern and bright with easy access and plenty of free parking. Wellington Location: Awaken City Church Our teaching facility for the Wellington area is based at Awaken City Church in Upper Hutt. Upper Hutt is approximately 30 km north-east of Wellington, which is famous for a vibrant creative culture fuelled by great food, wine, craft beer, coffee and events. Wellington is a cosmopolitan city with an energetic personality. Auckland Location: Christian Family Centre Pukekohe Located at the southern edge of the Auckland Region, Pukekohe is ap- proximately 50 kilometres south of Auckland City, between the southern shore of the Manukau Harbour and the mouth of the Waikato River. Christchurch Location: Majestic Church Majestic Church is the location of ALC in Christchurch. Majestic is a central city Church based in the very heart of the beautiful city of Christchurch which is the largest city in the South Island. Vibrant and ever evolving, each day offers new things to see and do. Timaru Location: Connect Community Church Timaru sits about midway between Christchurch and Dunedin. Timaru’s Caroline Bay has a safe swimming beach, botanic gardens, a landscaped piazza and wonderful walks. A collection of restaurants and cafés link the beach to the main shopping area.
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New Zealand
Qualifications
Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
Leadership Foundations Leader Development Biblical Interpretation
Personal Spiritual Disciplines Spiritual Growth Christian Ethics
Narrative Theology Biblical Interpretation World Religions and the Christian
Worldview
Worldview Foundations Theology
Ministry Management and Leadership
Practical Internship Ministry Practical
Christian Leadership - Internship
strand
Certificate Diploma Diploma14
NZ Certificate in Christian Ministry
Level 4
NZ Certificate in Christian Ministry Level 4
Full time (1 year) or part time (2 years)
120 Level 4 credits (60 Academic, 60 Internship)
Up to 50 hours class time per semester
600 hours total for the programme
Fees available on our website www.alc.ac.nz/fees or see page 34 of
this prospectus.
415 Leadership Foundations - Level 4, 15 Credits This course provides a foundational understanding of Biblical leadership and its core elements, plus an un- derstanding of the difference between Biblical leadership and leadership in other contexts. This course will enable you to consider your unique call and prepare you for faithful and Spirit empowered leadership that can be applied in a range of employment areas. • Leadership Foundations • Communications Personal Spiritual Disciplines - Level 4, 15 Credits The student will understand what is meant by “Discipleship” and the context in which it happens, develop personal spiritual disciplines and apply this knowledge in progressing to a life of Spiritual Growth. Students will learn to differentiate between corporate Church practices and personal self monitored Discipleship. Narrative Theology - Level 4, 15 Credits Students will be introduced to the narratives of the Bible and examine the way in which these formulate the basis for a contemporary Christian worldview. Students will be encouraged to view the Biblical Narratives as an overall story to understand the theological restorative plan of God revealed in the Bible. • Old Testament • New Testament Worldview Foundations - Level 4, 15 Credits The student will be credited with the ability to describe the development of Christianity and other religions in Bible times, looking at its impact on our current worldview, on that of the early Church, and how it shapes our ethics. • Worldview • Church History (1st 500 years) Practical Internship - Level 4, 60 Credits The Practical Internship provides the essential strand of the course. The programme provides an opportu- nity for students to select and apply a range of standard and non-standard processes relevant to the field of work and study. Students are placed in a Church or not-for-profit charitable organisation and partnered with professional placement oversight. The development of each student is to be intentional, consistent and measured.
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NZ Diploma in Christian Studies
Level 5
NZ Diploma in Christian Studies Level 5
Full time (1 year) or part time (2 years)
120 Level 5 credits (60 Academic, 60 Internship)
Up to 50 hours class time per semester
600 hours total for the programme
Fees available on our website www.alc.ac.nz/fees or see page 34 of
this prospectus.
517 Leader Development - Level 5, 15 Credits The course focuses on Leadership development and an in-depth understanding of core elements of leader- ship related transferable skills, creating responsibility for the management of learning and performance of others. The student will be able to identify what constitutes Biblical leadership relative to a secular leader- ship viewpoint. Spiritual Growth - Level 5, 15 Credits This course is aimed at developing the student’s understanding of spiritual disciplines, spiritual growth, an understanding of “Kingdom” and how to develop these personally and in others whom they may mentor. Biblical Interpretation - Level 5, 15 Credits The aim of this course is to introduce students to the processes of accurate textual analysis of the Bible. The course will equip students with the basic skills for reading the Biblical text as it was written and intended for its original audiences, as well as accurate application in a contemporary setting. Theology - Level 5, 15 Credits This course is an introduction to the core doctrines of Christian theology and examination of the way in which these doctrines formulate the basis for a contemporary Christian worldview. The course includes analysis of historical movements and how these may have impacted in theological developments in history. Students will develop a broad theoretical knowledge within a specific field of study. Ministry Practical - Level 5, 60 Credits The Ministry Practical course provides an essential strand of the course. The programme provides students the opportunity to have some responsibility for the management of learning and performance of others. Students are placed in a Church or not-for-profit charitable organisation and partnered with professional placement oversight. The development of each student is to be intentional, consistent and measured allow- ing them to select and apply a range of standard and non-standard processes relevant to their field of work and study.
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NZ Diploma in Christian Studies
Level 6
NZ Diploma in Christian Studies Level 6
Full time (1 year)
120 Level 6 credits (60 Academic, 60 Internship)
Up to 50 hours class time per semester
600 hours total for the programme
Fees available on our website www.alc.ac.nz/fees or see page 34 of
this prospectus.
619 Biblical Interpretation - Level 6, 15 Credits This course is an advance on the level 5 Diploma course and will seek to inspire the learner to greater levels of study and research with a view to building the tools required for personal in-depth study and the ability to lead others in the same way. Christian Ethics - Level 6, 15 Credits This course researches the history and development of Christian ethics and theology with a view to cre- ating in learners and ability regarding Christian ethical expression in social and moral values relating to community. World Religions and the Christian Worldview - Level 6, 15 Credits This course is designed to take the learner on a journey into an understanding of cultural diversity, religious diversity and varying contemporary values systems. There is a significant emphasis in assisting learners toward an appreciation for a Maori Worldview and a bi-cultural relationship. Ministry Management and Leadership - Level 6, 15 Credits This course aims to provide learners with the knowledge and skills to provide management and pastoral leadership within Ministry or volunteer environments including Non-profit organisations with a specific focus on Church ministries Christian Leadership Internship strand - Level 6, 60 Credits Learners in this course will be leading and managing Christian communities based on an understanding of the needs and contextual elements of defined groups or communities (40 credits). There will also be a re- quirement to critically reflect on the personal faith journey and professional development to refine personal practice. (20 credits)
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CHURCH LEADERSHIP AND
MINISTRY COURSES
Level 4 Level 5
Leadership Foundations Leader Development
Personal Spiritual Disciplines Spiritual Growth
Narrative Theology Biblical Interpretation
Worldview Foundations Theology
Practical Internship Ministry Practical
Certificate Diploma22
ALC Certificate in Church Leadership
and Ministry Level 4
ALC Certificate in Church Leadership and Ministry Level 4
Full time (1 year) or part time (2 years)
No NZQA Credits
Up to 50 hours class time per semester
8 hours per week
Fees available on our website www.alc.ac.nz/fees or see page 34 of
this prospectus.
423 Leadership Foundations - Level 4 This course provides a foundational understanding of Biblical leadership and its core elements, plus an un- derstanding of the difference between Biblical leadership and leadership in other contexts. This course will enable you to consider your unique call and prepare you for faithful and Spirit empowered leadership that can be applied in a range of employment areas. • Leadership Foundations • Communications Personal Spiritual Disciplines - Level 4 The student will understand what is meant by “Discipleship” and the context in which it happens, develop personal spiritual disciplines and apply this knowledge in progressing to a life of Spiritual Growth. Students will learn to differentiate between corporate Church practices and personal self monitored Discipleship. Narrative Theology - Level 4 Students will be introduced to the narratives of the Bible and examine the way in which these formulate the basis for a contemporary Christian worldview. Students will be encouraged to view the Biblical Narratives as an overall story to understand the theological restorative plan of God revealed in the Bible. • Old Testament • New Testament Worldview Foundations - Level 4 The student will be credited with the ability to describe the development of Christianity and other religions in Bible times, looking at its impact on our current Worldview, on that of the early Church, and how it shapes our ethics. • Worldview • Church History (1st 500 years) Practical Internship - Level 4 The Practical Internship provides the essential strand of the course. The programme provides an opportu- nity for students to select and apply a range of standard and non-standard processes relevant to the field of work and study. Students are placed in a Church or not-for-profit charitable organisation and partnered with professional placement oversight. The development of each student is to be intentional, consistent and measured.
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ALC Diploma in Church
Leadership and Ministry Level 5
Diploma in Church Leadership and Ministry
Full time (1 year) or part time (2 years)
No NZQA Credits
Up to 50 hours class time per semester
8 hours per week
Fees available on our website www.alc.ac.nz/fees or see page 34 of
this prospectus.
525 Leader Development - Level 5 The course focuses on Leadership development and an in-depth understanding of core elements of leader- ship related transferable skills, creating responsibility for the management of learning and performance of others. The student will be able to identify what constitutes Biblical leadership relative to a secular leader- ship viewpoint. Spiritual Growth - Level 5 This course is aimed at developing the student’s understanding of spiritual disciplines, spiritual growth, an understanding of “Kingdom” and how to develop these personally and in others whom they may mentor. Biblical Interpretation - Level 5 The aim of this course is to introduce students to the processes of accurate textual analysis of the Bible. The course will equip students with the basic skills for reading the Biblical text as it was written and intended for its original audiences, as well as accurate application in a contemporary setting. Theology - Level 5 This course is an introduction to the core doctrines of Christian theology and examination of the way in which these doctrines formulate the basis for a contemporary Christian worldview. The course includes analysis of historical movements and how these may have impacted in theological developments in history. Students will develop a broad theoretical knowledge within a specific field of study. Ministry Practical - Level 5 The Ministry Practical course provides an essential strand of the course. The programme provides students the opportunity to have some responsibility for the management of learning and performance of others. Students are placed in a Church or not-for-profit charitable organisation and partnered with professional placement oversight. The development of each student is to be intentional, consistent and measured allow- ing them to select and apply a range of standard and non-standard processes relevant to their field of work and study.
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Connect to the classroom via Zoom
Details about Distance Learning
• Our ALC Single Courses (Leadership, Spiritual Growth and Worldview) can be delivered by distance
learning to anywhere in the world.
• Simply log into our scheduled meeting using the free software available to download from Zoom
• Works across all devices (PC, laptop, tablet, smartphone)
• Works on Windows, Apple Mac, iOS and Android27
ALC Single Course Option
No certificate awarded
2 Terms
On Campus or Online via Zoom Conferencing
$500 inclusive of GST + admin fee
Course detail
• Courses offered are:
• Leadership, Spiritual Growth or Worldview
• You will not be required to complete assignments or internship hours
• No certificate will be awarded
• Leadership offered Semester One
• Spiritual Growth offered Semester One
• Worldview offered Semester Two
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Internships
What is an internship?
An internship is an un-paid work experience placement with a church or non-profit organisation. You will gain
real world experience in live work environments and learn new transferable skills that will benefit your work
life and personal life.
What is a transferrable Skill? Will I receive training?
Transferable skills are a core set Yes! You will be paired with a
of skills and abilities which can professional placement manager
be applied to a wide range of who is experienced in the field
different jobs and industries, and of ministry or service specific to
throughout life. your internship.
Can I choose my own placement? Why intern?
Year one (level 4) students will be • Full training and support pro-
placed in an area of the Church vided every step of the way.
or organisation which matches • Explore a unique and special
their particular interests and career path.
strengths. It is important to note • Network with professionals.
that internships are varied and
are specific to individual Churches
and organisations. We aim to
enable students to experience a
variety of tasks during their time
interning with ALC.29
Practical Hours
Work Experience | Interning
This program will increase your skills through
participating in the practical day to day opera-
tion of your Church or non-profit organisation,
and will help you engage and grow through
invaluable “hands-on” experience.
The internship is designed to equip people to
lead in every sphere of life, whether that is in
Ministry through the local Church, in retail, in
nursing and healthcare, administration or any
other vocation.
Discover new skills...30
Student
Feedback
Student feedback recently has been very
encouraging:
“Study was intimidating for me based on my High
school experience. I now feel confident I could
study toward anything I wanted to”
“Building a team up is one of the top things I
have enjoyed about my time doing the internship.
Working with people, encouraging them, identify-
ing their individual gifts and passions and finding a
place for them to be used and developed within the
framework of our youth ministry has been awe-
some. At the beginning if the internship it was just
myself and one other leading the youth ministry.
Now we have a team of about six adults and a great
team of young people rising and growing in their
faith and leadership ability.”
“These kinds of testimonials remind us why we
do what we do. ALC is a unique opportunity for
Disciples of all ages and academic abilities to be in-
volved in something for themselves and ultimately
for the growing of the Kingdom. It is an opportunity
to give enthusiasm and deep desire rich soil to grow
in and foundation to build on.”
Robin Davis
CEO/DeanALC Staff
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Simon Terrill
Position: Academic Dean
Raised as a pastor’s kid in Blenheim, Simon worked in retail sales before
beginning a career in banking. Having left to follow a call to ministry,
he received his BTh (Laidlaw College) after graduating from Bishopdale
Theological College in 2012 and has just completed a Certificate in
Tertiary Learning and Teaching (NMIT). He began teaching at ALC part-
time in 2012 before becoming a member of staff the following year. His
role as Academic Dean sees him responsible for curriculum develop-
ment and teaching. Simon has served in various church ministries and
denominations in New Zealand and England, and is passionate about
equipping and training God’s people for every good work of service (Eph
4:11-12). He is also an adjunct tutor at Bishopdale Theological College.
In his spare time he is a keen football supporter, enjoys music, reading
and spending time in Golden Bay. He met his wife Adele while they were
studying music at CPIT Jazz School, and together they have two children.
Donna Connell
Position: National Internship Manager
We are all called to be leaders, whether it’s at home, in the workplace
or in Church. The practical internship will equip and empower you to
grow existing skills and talents, and develop new emerging skills that
you never knew you had. You will not only have hands on experience in a
safe and supportive environment, but you will be guided and mentored
every step of the way as you develop as a leader. The skills you will
learn while carrying out your internship will be valuable not only while
you are studying, but will be the building blocks for your future.32
Our Regional Staff
Annesbrook Leadership College have a dedicated team of staff
supporting our students at campuses outside of the Nelson region.
ALC staff members are collectively and individually represents an enormous amount of accumulated
totally committed to the vision and culture of the understanding, care, wisdom and insight in life expe-
College, to the relationship we enjoy with our part- rience across the board!
ners NMIT and to the growth and well-being of the The work and dedication of the staff represented
Students who trust us with their development. here is augmented by other experienced teachers
and also by the professional ministry team within the
The years of experience in learning, leadership and Annesbrook Church.
service in both Church ministry and business envi- We are serious about equipping our students for
ronments totals, collectively, about 150 years. That ministry, community service or further education!
Dawn Dalloway Barry Jackson Sarah Hamilton
Region: Timaru Region: Christchurch Region: Wellington33
Extra Support
At Annesbrook Leadership College we care about every individual and
offer the following extra support while you are studying with us:
We will help you to plan and manage your study
Our lecturers and tutors are here to support you with all aspects of your academic life
at ALC. You can contact them by phone or email when you need help with your studies.
Every student is paired with a mentor throughout their time at ALC to support their
personal health and wellbeing while studying.
You will be connected to ALC’s online community spread across all our campuses in NZ
via ALC social media and Moodle platform.34
Money Matters
Fees
Fees are subject to change for New Zealand Qualifications. Fees on this page are for 2018 only and are subject to
change. All fees must be paid in advance. Application fees are non-refundable. Course fees may be refunded in
part if a student officially withdraws from the courses within twenty one (21) days of the course start date.
New Zealand Qualification Fees (Full Time)
NMIT fees for 2018 are currently $4968.00 plus $240.00 Student Levy (Certificate and Diploma). We encourage
students to indicate interest to alc@annesbrook.co.nz before actually applying. In this manner we are able to
inform you immediately of any change in fees or any other pertinent information prior to enrolment. Fees listed
are for each year of the programme, indicative only and may vary with course selection. Exact fees provided on
request or application.
Funding
All students opting for the New Zealand Qualification may be eligible for assistance via Studylink with student
loans and allowances. Students must contact Studylink directly for both information and funds applications after
the enrolment process has been completed.
Certificate and Diploma in Church Leadership and Ministry Fees
Fees for the Church Leadership and Ministry courses are self-funded and not eligible for Studylink. Fees for the
Certificate in Church Leadership and Ministry and the Diploma in Church Leadership and Ministry are $3214.00
inclusive of GST plus $100.00 application fee for 2018.
NZQA COURSES CHURCH SHORT COURSES
2018/19 LEADERSHIP AND 2018/19
MINISTRY 2018/19
Please see our Course fees: $3214 Individual paper: $500
website www.alc.ac.nz incl. GST +application
Application fee: $100
for course fees fee
We encourage students to indicate interest to ALC before actually applying.
An ‘intention to apply’ form can be found on our website at: www.alc.ac.nz/how-do-i-enrol/intention-to-apply-form
In this manner we will inform you immediately of any change in fees or any other pertinent information prior to enrolment.35 2018/19
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Testimonials
Annesbrook Leadership College exists to equip, raise and release
Christian leaders into all communities and vocations.
Desiree Johns - Class of 2014 & 2015
ALC gave me the ability to grow my faith, character
and compassion in order to follow my calling in
nursing. I am currently studying at NMIT.
Ben Mackie - Class of 2014 & 2015
ALC gave me confidence to fulfil a dream of studying
architecture. The team here also taught me the cen-
trality of grace within Christianity and the impor -
tance of accountability.
Katherine Bowden - Class of 2015 & 2016
ALC has helped me personally realise my own leader-
ship capacity and given me the opportunity to apply
these tools in all aspects of my life.
Shannon Johnston - Class of 2010
ALC taught me the importance of leadership and
helped me develop a strong set of leadership skills
that added great value to myself both personally and
professionally.”37 24/7 Youth Work Manager - Shannon Johnston “In 2016 ALC continued to contribute to the success of the 24/7 Youth work programme. A crew of students spent time in local schools on a weekly basis helping support students and cultivating a positive school spirit. It is also worth noting that 24/7 Youth Work currently has seven paid team members and six of those are ALC graduates.” Deputy Principal, Nayland College - Trevor Olley “The staff at Annesbrook continue to do an outstanding job either delivering specialised programmes, working one on one with clients, contributing to school-wide events or generally interacting with students. Their enthusiasm, skill set and experi- ence creates a compelling presence . . . the team are superb role models for our students and are now firmly embedded in the Nayland family.” (Referring to 24/7 Youth Work)
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ALC Academic Year
College Year 2018/19
IMPORTANT DATES OF 2018/19
2018 Mid Year Orientation: July 25
2018 Term 3: July 23 – September 28
2018 Term 4: October 15– November 30
2019 Orientation retreat / NMIT visit: February 7-8
2019 Campus Orientation: February 11
2019 Term 1: February 7 – April 12
2019 Term 2: April 29 – July 05
2019 Mid Year Orientation: July 24
2019 Term 3: July 22 – September 27
2019 Term 4: October 14 – TBC39 Terms Semesters 4 Terms | All levels 2 Semesters | All levels Your year will be split into 4 terms with leave periods Your courses will be delived by semesters. A inbetween, as per the dates shown below. semester is made up of two terms. FINAL APPLICATION DATES 2018 2018 Semester 2: July 20 2019 Semester 1: January 18 2019 Semester 2: July 19
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FAQ’s
Frequently asked questions
Q: What equipment do I need?
Each learner will require access to a suitable current-
generation computer, broadband connection and
have an active email account.
Q: Who can help me with funding?
Student allowances and loans may be available for
students opting for the National Qualifications. For
more information and to check your eligibility, please
contact STUDYLINK direct at www.studylink.govt.nz
after we have confirmed with you that funding has
been approved.
Q: What if things get difficult for me?
Students who are enroled with NMIT can contact
NMIT Student Support on 0800 422 733 (ext. 695)
or visit www.saniti.co.nz to get help. ALC enroled
students contact ALC staff who will direct you to the
right support person to deal with your issue.
Q: Do I have to buy the books?
All students must purchase the books on the
Required Reading List in their student manual. The
recommended reading list is up to the individual.
Second hand books can be found online or in some
instances, purchased from ex-students.41
ALC and NMIT - Joint Venture
Annesbrook Leadership College and Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology have worked closely together since 2012 to
deliver the Christian Ministry programmes for our National Qqualification students at level 4 and 5. NMIT enroled students
benefit from all the support services offered at and by NMIT.42
Your Pathway
Life Leadership Purpose
THE SKY’S THE LIMIT!
Pathways from ALC can lead you to further education in ministry including Bachelor of Ministry or
Bachelor of Theology. It can also be a platform to launch you into a variety of professional fields
including social work, nursing, business management, production and media, plus many more.
LEVEL 6
Equips students with the skills needed to lead and exert influence amongst other ministry leaders.
Graduates will be equipped with the skills they need for a wide range of key
leadership and senior ministry roles.
LEVEL 5
Take your leadership training to the next level. Build on what you learned in your first year while
expanding your understanding of the Bible and theology. You’ll now start adding team and people
leadership to your ministry and transferable skill set, whilst continuing to grow in your area of
ministry or vocation.
LEVEL 4
Establish a solid Biblical foundation combined with exciting transferable skills, leadership and
ministry training with lots of hands-on opportunities to put what you learn into practice.43 Contact us We encourage students to indicate interest to ALC before actually applying. An ‘intention to apply’ form can be found on our website at: www.alc.ac.nz/how-do-i-enrol/intention-to-apply-form. In this manner we will inform you immediately of any change in fees or any other pertinent information prior to enrolment. ONLINE: www.alc.ac.nz EMAIL: alc@annesbrook.co.nz CALL: 03 547 7371
Ready for you. www.alc.ac.nz Annesbrook Leadership College 40 Saxton Road West Stoke Nelson 7011 New Zealand Online Phone Email: alc@annesbrook.co.nz Phone: 03 547 7371 Website: www.alc.ac.nz
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