JRTC

Year 1: First & Second Semester

We offer intensive training in Scripture, theology, and ministry to equip you for faithful service in the church and beyond. Each course is rooted in God’s Word and shaped by our Reformed convictions.

At Jos Reformed Theological College, our courses are designed to shape the heart, mind, and ministry of every student. Whether you’re preparing for pastoral ministry, missions, teaching, or simply seeking to grow in your faith, our programs offer a rich blend of biblical truth, theological depth, and practical application.

From core studies in Systematic Theology, Biblical Languages, and Church History, to specialized courses in Pastoral Counseling, Apologetics, and Reformed Doctrine — each class is taught with a deep commitment to Scripture and a passion for equipping faithful leaders for Christ’s church.

FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code Title Credit Hours
THE 101 Spiritual Disciplines – Through the works of John Owen 3
THE 102 Story of the Bible 3
HIS 101 World History 3
ENG 101 English Grammar and Speech: Part I 3
ENG 102 English Literature: Part I 3
PHL 101 Introduction to Philosophy: Presocratic – Augustine 3
CMP 101 Introduction to Computers: Part I 3

SECOND SEMESTER

 

Course Code Title Credit Hours
BIB 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3
BIB 102 Introduction to the New Testament 3
PHL 102 Medieval – Early Modern Philosophy: Anselm – Hume 3
HIS 102 Western History 3
ENG 103 English Grammar & Speech: Part II 3
ENG 104 English Literatue: Part II 3
CMP 102 Introduction to Computers: Part II 3

Entry requirements

The Theological Diploma program offers certificates for men and women who
desire graduate-level courses from JRTC without committing to a full degree
program. These certificates are designed for people who wish to further their
theological education to effectively apply Scriptural truths to their
life, work, and ministry.
Upon completion, a student with a certificate in Theological Studies will:


Exhibit a deep love for the triune God, his word, his truth, and his church; and a
Christ-like humility in relation with others.

Demonstrate basic knowledge of Scripture, Evangelical-Reformed theology,
biblical theology, and redemptive history.

Demonstrate the ability to apply God’s Word to a changing world in the
student’s ministry context.