Emmaus Bible Correspondence School Courses
Free Emmaus Bible Correspondence Course
To receive a free copy of the course “What the Bible Teaches”, use coupon UMTAR75D at checkout. This offer is available only in Australia and is limited to one per person.
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What The Bible Teaches$10.00
General Information about Courses
The main aim of the Emmaus courses is to encourage Bible study. They are written to personally enrich your study of the Scriptures. They do this by giving you a strong grounding in the Bible and are well suited to preparing you for further theological study. To enrol, simply place an order of any value, as this will provide us with your contact details, and start discovering what the Bible teaches.
How to Order
Please go to our Bookshop and order the courses you would like to study from the various sub – categories listed under “Correspondence Courses”. You can choose from more than 120 subjects, all at a very affordable price.
About the Courses
- Each year, the Emmaus Correspondence School’s local offices worldwide provide over 1.8 million courses in over 80 languages and more than 100 countries.
- The courses are thoroughly biblical and evangelical.
- There is flexibility for students to arrange their own study times at home.
- The Emmaus Correspondence School has developed a curriculum of sixty-two Bible courses called ‘EQUIP’. This program provides an excellent introduction to the Bible and leads students step by step through basic Christian teaching. For more information, click here.
Exams
- Each course study book includes an Exam Booklet.
- Each exam booklet contains about 120 multiple-choice questions, which students transfer to a single-page exam sheet that also includes some ‘Write It Out’ questions.
- Included in most exams are a number of ‘WHAT DO YOU SAY?’ questions that allow students to review what they have learned in each chapter.
Course Marking
- On completion of the study, return the single-page exam sheet to the Emmaus office in Queensland.
- Tutors mark lessons, give personal instruction and endeavour to answer any questions the student may have.
Certificates
- Course Certificates: an achievement certificate is issued upon completion of each study, provided a minimum grade of 70% is attained.
- These Certificates are non-certified and are designed to recognise achievement and encourage the student.
- The Emmaus courses do have a ‘unit of study’ because, in some countries, Theological Colleges recognise them as suitable study material for achieving formal recognition of higher learning. However, the accreditation process in Australia does not allow us to provide this sort of formal recognition; as such, the credit values attributed to each course have no value beyond the student’s interest.