Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Prospectus 2025
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Accredited with the Department of Education
BTC is an accredited College with the Department of Education alongside all other registered Colleges in the private and public sector. This means that our subjects, certificate and degrees are recognised by the registered sector of education. This recognition extends further to many Theological Seminaries and Colleges overseas.
High standard teaching staff
BTC has a very high standard in selecting its teaching staff. Starting with the Principal to most of the Heads of departments, the teaching staff have doctoral degrees earned from some of the best universities in the world.
We also have specialty teaching staff in the areas of Greek, Hebrew, Missions, Youth, and Pastoral studies. Experience plays as much a role as the academic side of the subjects taught in each of our teacher’s lives. BTC is also proud of its international , multi-cultural and multigenerational staff compliment.
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Denominationally based inthe Baptist Union of Southern Africa
BTC is one of the official training Colleges of the Baptist Union of Southern Africa which has a long and respected history in Southern Africa. Most of the BTC teaching staff are also accredited with the Baptist Union Ministry Board and subscribe to the Evangelical statement of faith of the Baptist Union of Southern Africa.
Integrated theological education
BTC has aligned itself with international trending in presenting an integrated theological education. This means that the classical subjects of biblical studies, biblical languages, church history, and systematic theology are taught from an Evangelical perspective where the Bible is honoured as the “inspired Word of God” (2 Tim. 3:15). Secondly, there is a further Major subject choice resulting in a professional outcome of competency (Either pastoral, youth, or missions). Thirdly, a significant amount of the curriculum is devoted to personal spiritual development and practical exposure to ministry. These “three integrated” rings form the overall curriculum.