Diploma of Chaplaincy

Eva Burrows CollegeEva Burrows College will deliver a nationally accredited Diploma of Chaplaincy delivered in face-to-face sessions as well as online learning in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. Enrolment intakes commence in each state beginning with Melbourne in February of 2021.


This course is for any individual looking to train as a Chaplain; a vocation that meets people at their point of need and provides support.

Delivered face to face and complemented by on-line learning in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, the Diploma of Chaplaincy will empower you with pragmatic learning to pursue your commitment to serve in the ministry you are called to.

Duration: Students will attend scheduled intensives, as well as participate in online self-paced learning and have a maximum of two years to complete 14 units of study, plus 140 hours of work placement and 10 hours of Pastoral Supervision.

Date: Enrolment Intakes: 8-19 February (Melbourne), 22 February – 5 March (Sydney), 29 March – 9 April (Brisbane), 12-23 April (Perth)

Delivery Mode: Classroom, Online + Work Placement & Pastoral Supervision

Who should considering this training?

In a chaplaincy role you often work with people who are experiencing times of crisis, grief and loss or have experienced a crucial life-changing incident. Engaging with such vulnerable people required sensitivity and the discerning application of extensive knowledge and skills. You will need to be able to work independently and self-manage your time, activities and wellbeing.

“I studied the Diploma of Chaplaincy, having some anxiety about formal study, I was not sure what to expect. However I  really enjoyed obtaining my diploma, it was both interesting and challenging. The intensives were very informative, and the lecturers were outstanding. Tony Montgomery was there to answer any queries that I had during the week. Having done chaplaincy for some number of years, I would fully recommend those considering to gain some new skills to do this course.”

Tim, Graduate of Diploma of Chaplaincy 

A Day in the Life of a Chaplain

Chaplains meet people at their point of need to provide support. To help you explore whether the life of a Chaplain is a good fit for you, watch the video below to hear a lived Chaplaincy experience.

A Day in the Life of a Chaplain from Eva Burrows College on Vimeo. Yasmin – Salvos Store Chaplain, Victoria.

Details of the Course

Details are given on this page

Overview of Requirements:
1. You must attend three face to face intensives.

Students will attend scheduled intensives, as well as participate in online self-paced learning and have a maximum of two years to complete this course. Intensives for 2021 are scheduled for;

2. 140 hours of work placement is required to complete the Diploma of Chaplaincy.

To ensure you are well equipped for the role, this qualification also includes a mandatory 140 hours of work placement.

3. Ten hours of pastoral supervision is a requirement of this course.

Pastoral supervision (with a qualified supervisor) of ten hours, at the student’s own arrangement and expense, is required to complete this course.

Additional Information and entry requirements are also given on this page

 

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