Micro Seminary

What is Micro Seminary?
Micro Seminary is SATS' platform for offering short courses. Micro Seminary exists to provide world-class theological training for people who love God and his Word, but who do not wish to sign up for a formal programme.
Who should consider Micro Seminary?
If you want to study the Bible or theology without investing the time and money required for a degree programme, Micro Seminary is for you. You may be: a seminary graduate committed to lifelong learning a pastor who never had the opportunity to go to seminary an ordinary Christian with a longing to learn about God and his Word
How do the courses work?
The micro courses are self-study courses. You work through your course at your convenience. The courses have a variety of content types, including videos and text as well as interactive lessons. Many courses have quizzes, and some have practical assignments. The assignments are not graded; you must confirm that you completed them honestly.
How long are the micro courses?
Our average micro course requires 10-20 hours to learn thoroughly (similar to the time required to read a 300-page book). You can finish it quicker if you need; the 10–20 hours provides ample time to study the material. We also have some shorter courses (2–5 hours). You can enrol for a micro course at any time.
What does it cost?
Micro Seminary aims to make theological education accessible and affordable. The prices range from R0 to R450 (or the equivalent in your local currency).
When can I start?
You can enrol for micro courses at any time of the year. Every micro course is available year-round—unless it has been withdrawn to be updated.
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The following courses are offered in collaboration with Teach Every Nation:

How do I sign up?
To register, you only need to supply your name and email address. Since the Micro Seminary courses are not formal qualifications, we do not need proof of identity or transcripts from earlier studies. The sign-up process is as easy as registering an account on a website; it takes 2 minutes. The sign-up process is explained in the infographic below.
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No, the micro courses do not lead to an accredited qualification. They are nonformal theological education.

However, SATS is a higher education institution accredited up to the doctoral level. Although the micro courses are not accredited, the fact that they come from an accredited seminary provides assurance of their quality and value.