Thread: Catholic Education

I am searching for a certificate or diploma program in catholic education , catechist certificate, catechetics or the like.

requirements:
Distance learning (no residency)
under $1000
RA or NA not required

so far, I have found:

CERTIFICATE IN CATECHETICS(>$3500 plus books - DL?)


advanced catechist certificate ($1529 plus books - hoping for affordable program, but like curriculum)

Catechist Certificate (not DL)

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I assume you are looking for Roman Catholic courses.
Maybe some of the seminaries listed here have what you are looking for:
http://consortium.villanova.edu/stat...seminaries.htm
You could also ask at your local churches to see if they can offer suggestions.

The United States Catholic Bishops have surveyed all of the Catholic colleges and universities in the US, inquiring about the DL classes and programs that they offer to the laity. The annotated results are here:

http://www.nccbuscc.org/laity/laysurvey/schools.shtml

Originally Posted by tribilin80

I am searching for a certificate or diploma program in catholic education, catechist certificate, catechetics or the like.

Look here

http://www.maryvale.ac.uk/

You might check here: http://www.cdu.edu/

thanks for the links...

maryvale's programs are perfect for intent and purpose

Are you the same Tribilin of Ferrando?

sorry to disappoint you....

We're not disappointed.