Programme Description
The Ordained Chaplain for National Community Services course offers thorough training and certification for individuals aspiring to become chaplains in diverse community settings. This programme integrates theological education, practical skills training, and hands-on experience to equip participants for the multifaceted role of a chaplain. From providing spiritual care and counselling to crisis intervention and trauma response, participants will develop the knowledge, skills, and ethical foundation required to offer compassionate support to individuals and communities in need.
Programme Objectives
Equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to serve effectively as chaplains in diverse community settings.
Provide comprehensive training in chaplaincy principles, practices, and ethical considerations.
Prepare individuals to offer spiritual care, emotional support, and guidance to individuals and communities during times of need.
Foster an understanding of the role of chaplains in promoting holistic well-being and resilience within communities.
Empower participants to integrate their faith and professional training to serve with compassion and integrity.
Ordained Chaplain for National Community Services
Programme Requirements
- Ordination or Clergy Licensure.
- Submission of professional documentation: biography, headshot, and reference letter from the pastor.
- Completion of an accredited online Chaplain course and passing of the Chaplaincy examination.
- Signing of the program’s Disclosure Notice.
- Completion of a 400-hour internship, including hands-on experience and supervision.
Programme Structure
- Module 1 : Introduction to Chaplaincy in Community Settings
- Module 2 : Spiritual Care and Counselling
- Module 3 : Ethics and Professionalism in Chaplaincy
- Module 4 : Cultural Competence and Diversity
- Module 5 : Legal and Ethical Considerations in Chaplaincy
- Module 6 : Supervised Internship Experience & Assessment
Evaluation
Participants will be evaluated based on their performance in coursework, examinations, practical exercises, and internship experiences (Internship reference required). Additionally, adherence to ethical standards and professionalism will be assessed.
Award
- Certificate of Completion as an Ordained Chaplain for National Community Services.
- Chaplain License.
- Chaplain Identification Card.
- Chaplain Badge.
- Chaplain’s Pin.
- Note: The award signifies the participant’s readiness and qualification to serve as a chaplain in national community services, equipped with the necessary skills and credentials to provide compassionate care and support.
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