Program Information
School: | Heritage College & Seminary |
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Faculty: | Church Ministry |
Degree: | Bachelor |
Field of Study: | Religious Education Youth Ministry |
Description: | The complexity of our society requires youth workers who are personally mature and grounded in truth and who possess a wide range of skills. Youth workers not only plan events or lead group meetings, they also enter into the lives of youth and their families and learn how to assess needs and provide assistance for the whole person in context. Educational programming, basic counselling and referral, spiritual guidance, deep knowledge of the church, and community involvement are all required.
Graduates of this program are equipped to enter into pastoral positions in Youth or Family Ministries, a variety of outreach ministries and camp settings, youth related social service agencies, or positions within the educational system requiring skills in personal care and educational techniques. – See more at: http://www.heritagecambridge.com/college/college-programs/church-ministry/#sthash.GXIQgkeg.dpuf |
URL: | Religious Education Professional: Youth and Family Ministry at Heritage College & Seminary |
Course Based: | Yes |
Length: | 4 Year(s) |
Admission Requirements
Grade for Entrance Previous Year (%)* | 65 |
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Prerequisites:* |
These courses are intended as guidelines. Speak to your guidance counsellor to see what courses are offered at your school.
Degree program applicants must have completed an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (O.S.S.D.) with a minimum average of 65% including six ‘university preparatory’ Grade 12 courses. Four of these must be “U” level courses and the other two must be either “U” or “M”. Students must have a minimum average of 60% in each eligible grade 12 course. Ontario Academic Courses (OAC’s) or Grade 13 courses are considered equivalent to Grade 12 U-level courses under the former Ontario Secondary School curriculum. – See more at: http://www.heritagecambridge.com/college/admissions/admission-requirements/#sthash.QhlngZmv.dpuf |
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