Studying online at Ridley London
Study at Ridley London is provided online to support our core aim of providing accessible, in-depth and comprehensive training in Theology, Ministry and Mission for all God’s people.
Who this course is aimed at
Ridley London has a specific focus on training volunteers, apprentices and others working with children and young people in urban church and faith-based settings.
Applied in its approach and design, training with Ridley London will enable you to consolidate your existing experiences and to grow as a mature, wise and faithful disciple of Christ.
The study format
The training takes place via a mixture of online asynchronous tasks (set tasks undertaken during the week as best fits your existing commitments) and online zoom classrooms.
The zoom classroom sessions are delivered between 6pm and 7.45pm on a Monday evening during term time. The course is suitable for people with a range of academic experience.
Alongside the online training you will have the opportunity to meet with an experienced tutor once a month, who will support you to get the most out of your training.
The modules
Below is the module timetable for the next academic year. Please note: Some dates may change
- Michaelmas Term 2021
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Michaelmas Term 2021
TMM1211: Foundations in Theology and Reflective Practice
TMM1131: Introduction to Christian Doctrine and History
Date (Monday)
Module Code (as above)
Time (Zoom Classroom)
September 6th
Induction
18:00-19:45
September 13th
TMM1211
18:00-19:45
September 20th
TMM1131
18:00-19:45
September 27th
TMM1211
18:00-19:45
October 4th
TMM1131
18:00-19:45
October 11th
TMM1211
18:00-19:45
October 18th
TMM1131
18:00-19:45
October 25th
TMM1211
18:00-19:45
November 1st
TMM1131
18:00-19:45
November 8th
TMM1211
18:00-19:45
November 15th
TMM1131
18:00-19:45
November 22nd
TMM1211
18:00-19:45
November 29th
TMM1131
18:00-19:45
- Lent Term 2022
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Lent Term 2022
TMM1491: Basic Playwork Skills in Children's Work
TMM1501: Basic Youth Work Skills and Practice
(Students do one OR the other of the above two modules)
TMM1021: Introduction to the Old Testament
Date (Monday)
Module Code (as above)
Time (Zoom Classroom)
January 10th
TMM1021
18:00-19:45
January 17th
TMM1491/1501
18:00-19:45
January 24th
TMM1021
18:00-19:45
January 31st
TMM1491/1501
18:00-19:45
February 7th
TMM0121
18:00-19:45
February 14th
TMM1491/1501
18:00-19:45
February 21st
TMM1021
18:00-19:45
February 28th
TMM1491/1501
18:00-19:45
March 7th
TMM1021
18:00-19:45
March 14th
TMM1491/1501
18:00-19:45
March 21st
TMM1021
18:00-19:45
March 28th
TMM1491/1501
18:00-19:45
- Easter Term 2022
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Easter Term 2022
TMM1011: Introduction to New Testament
TMM1521: Introduction to Pastoral Care
Date (Monday)
Module Code (as above)
Time (Zoom Classroom)
April 25th
TMM1011
18:00-19:45
Tuesday May 3rd (avoiding Bank Holiday Monday on 2nd)
TMM1521
18:00-19:45
May 9th
TMM1011
18:00-19:45
May 16th
TMM1521
18:00-19:45
May 23rd
TMM1011
18:00-19:45
May 30th
TMM1521
18:00-19:45
June 6th
TMM1011
18:00-19:45
June 13th
TMM1521
18:00-19:45
June 20th
TMM1011
18:00-19:45
June 27th
TMM1521
18:00-19:45
July 4th
TMM1011
18:00-19:45
July 11th
TMM1521
18:00-19:45
The qualification
The training is based around the Cert HE in Theology, Ministry and Mission validated by Durham University.
Successful completion of the Cert HE provides the opportunity to progress onto the BA in Theology, Ministry and Mission taught at our Cambridge campus.
The Taster Module
For those unsure whether this level of commitment is for them, or those without the necessary entry grades, we offer a Taster Module to help you discern next steps and as an access route onto the course.
Fees
For information about current fees for courses at Ridley London, see our fees and funding page.
Find out more
- More about the Taster Module
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More about the Taster Module
The Taster Module provides an opportunity for you to experience study online and to engage with the course without having to commit to a whole year.
Please speak to us about current opportunities for the coming academic year.
A taster module can typically be undertaken prior to study on the Cert HE or, in the first term of the Cert HE itself.
Please note: if you want to take the taster module to meet entrance requirements for the Cert HE, it will need to be taken for-credit. - More about the Cert HE
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More about the Cert HE
Whether you are a volunteer in full-time employment, a full-time parent, or starting out in full-time ministry, the Cert HE will provide the theological and ministerial foundation you need to grow in your calling.
Students undertaking the Cert HE typically work with children and young people in some capacity and undertake study in children's and family ministry, youth ministry, pastoral ministry, discipleship (reflective practice), old testament, new testament and Christian history and doctrine.
For those who aren’t don’t wish to focus on youth, children's and family ministry, there is an option to undertake an independent learning project in an area of your choice.
Find out more about studying with Ridley London at our next online open evening.
Contact us
To speak to us about training at Ridley London, send us a message or contact Jo Griffiths, Director of Studies at Ridley London:
