How to Enrol

SKTC Orientation Information

Orientation is a program of activities that introduces you to your place of study and the services available to help you find your way around and pursue your studies knowing that you will be supported in your learning and other needs as they may arise. The Orientation program is one of these services.

A list of student services is set out below with an indication of where to find the relevant information on this website or in the Learning Management System, as relevant. The main part of this list of services is available for all students enrolled in awards of the Sydney College of Divinity, to assist you to reach your academic goals and keep you safe and well along the way. For overseas students, additional assistance is available to help you settle into Australia and your local neighbourhood.

For all students, the Student Support Officer may always be contacted for any matter of concern at any time.

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Contact details:

Sun Mi Chung   Tel:(02) 8000 8703  [email protected]    www.ccs.edu.au

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2nd Semester 2024, Orientation Program

All SKTC students commencing their studies, including overseas students, are expected to participate in the Orientation Program arranged for their benefit. Through it you will be offered useful information about academic matters, about how we will support your studies, and how we will strive to make your overall experience while you are with us safe and enjoyable. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions.

2nd Semester 2024, The Orientation Program will be held on 22nd July for all SKTC campuses.

Date & Time:  22nd July (Mon)  on ZOOM or Face to Face  /  ZOOM ID & PW: Please contact to the below contact details

Contact: SunMi Chung  Tel: 8000 8703  Mob: 0412 278 688  Email: [email protected] , [email protected]

Brisbane Campus

Date & Time: 22nd July (Mon)  on ZOOM /  Address: 40 Woodlands Drive Thornlands QLD 4164  /  Tel: 0413 019 400 Yong Suk CHON

Melbourne Campus

Date & Time: 22nd July (Mon)  on ZOOM /  Address: 34 Bedford St  Box Hill VIC 3128  / Mob: 0425 228 978 Jong Su PARK

 

2024 the Orientation video for all Online students.

♣ Students who want to start their entire studies online should watch the orientation video before the first class begins

PART 1 [HERE] PART 2 [HERE]    Password 1f5*TTHt

PDF 01  /  PDF2  /  PDF3  / PDF4

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Student Services

Information about Student Services available for all new and current students is available as follows:

Service:                                                                                                       
Academic risk support
Appeals Procedures
Attendance and progression requirements
Careers and vocations advice: For undergraduate, see the BT.h Coordinator / For Postgraduate, see the M div. Coordinator
Chaplaincy
Complaints
Counselling and chaplaincy
Critical incidents and emergencies

Disability support
Diversity and equity
Emergencies    / The Information of Hospitals

English language support:

We offer theological English classes and special English support classes at every semester, in order to help students with English language and to enable them to be able to read higher literacy level of works in English. And it will also assist students to graduate from B.Th. degree and postgraduate degrees. There are online Preliminary English session is available for all student to participate.   

                                                                                                                    
Equity
Grievances, complaints, and appeals
Health and Wellbeing Policy

IT support: IT support is available on site, Please seek registrar

Learning resources
Learning support
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

Legal support:

Sydney Campus: Dahan Lawyers
02 9804 0177 Suit 6, Level 1, 10 East PDE. Eastwood NSW 2122
Brisbane Campus: Littles Law Firm Mr Kyung Tai Kim
1800 082 082, [email protected], web site: http://www.littles.co, Level 32/71 Eagle St Brisbane QLD 4000
Melbourne Campus: Rivers Lawyers
0416 880 088, 03 8459 2271, Level 39. 385 Bourke st. Melbourne VIC 3000

 

Library and learning resources
Medical support / The Information of Hospitals (23 page)
Mental health and wellbeing support  /  The Information of Hospitals (23 page)

Orientation:
Progression requirements
                                                                                                                      
Wellbeing support
Personal safety and security  /  The Information of Safety
Security
Transitioning from school or workplace to study
Vocations advice: For undergraduate, see the BT.h Coordinator / For Postgraduate, see the M div. Coordinator

 

Additional information about Student Services for all new and current overseas students is available as follows:

Service:                                                                      
                                                                                 

• Planning your departure
• Arriving in Australia
• Accessing support services
• Your guide to visas
• Working while you study
• Living costs
• accommodation
• Health and Wellbeing

 

 

How to Enrol

Step 1: Select a course

Choosing a suitable course can be done through consultation with the Registrar of the Sydney Korean Theological College.

Step 2: Complete forms & submit

The applicant completes all the required paperwork and sends it to the SKT Registrar, who will check the documentation and if complete set a date and time for the next step.

Step 2: Attend an interview

It is a requirement that all applicants attend an admission interview with academic advisors at the Sydney Korean Theological College. The interview will be conducted by SKTC Academic staff, normally face to face or in occasions by Zoom. The purpose of the interview is to help select the right course, to ensure the admission requirements are met, and to plan a program of study appropriate to the course selected.

Step 4: Issuance of Offer Letter

The interviewer notifies the final approval of the application to the SKTC Registrar. The Registrar then issues a Letter of Offer to the applicant confirming the acceptance into the course of study..

Step 5: Pay tuition fees

Payment of tuition fees is due after the Letter of Offer has been sent to student.

Also, return a form of  Oversea Students Enrolment Agreement (PDF)

2024 Tuition Fee : $8,400 (Per Semester Indicative Full-time basis, $2,100 per unit)

• Bank Account Details for Tuition Fee Remittance

Bank: Commonwealth Bank

Account Name: ACCS

BSB: 062-000

Account Number: 1062 7268

Domestic students: can pay in three ways:

• • FEE-HELP: If an Australian Citizen, the student can pay via Fee Help. This is a student loan scheme in which the Commonwealth Government pays the student’s tuition fees. Students pay back the fees through taxation if and when the student’s income rises above a minimum repayment threshold. Please complete the FEE-HELP form and note that only the original form is accepted by the Registrar.
  • Upfront Payment: Students may pay by credit card or cheque (payable to Australian College of Christian Studies)

• Direct Remittance: Students may choose to pay by making direct deposit(s) to the ACCS bank account. For the bank details, please contact the Registrar. (Students need to provide their full names and student identification numbers.)

• International students: Payment of tuition fees is due prior to the issuing of the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). International students can pay in two ways:

• Upfront Payment: Students may pay by credit card or cheque (payable to Australian College of Christian Studies)

Step 6: Issuance of CoE (Applies to International Students Only)

After confirming student payment details, the Registrar then produces CoE(Confirmation of Enrolment) which can be utilised in for the students’ visa applications.

 

The Sydney Korean Theological College a department of the Australian College of Christian Studies(ACCS).

Australian College of Christian Studies(ACCS)is a member institute of Sydney College of Divinity.

ABN 60 236 028 435  CRICO 02948J

 

 

How to Enrol

Step 1: Select a course

Choosing a suitable course can be done through consultation with the Registrar of the SCD Korean School of Theology. An applicant can obtain the required documents through the Registrar or download from the website.

Step 2: Complete forms & submit

The applicant completes all the required paperwork and sends it to the SKT Registrar, who will check the documentation and if complete set a date and time for the next step.

Step 2: Attend an interview

It is a requirement that all applicants attend an admission interview with academic advisors at the Korean School of Theology. The interview will be conducted by SKT Academic staff, normally face to face or in rare occasions by telephone, email or video. The purpose of the interview is to help select the right course, to ensure the admission requirements are met, and to plan a program of study appropriate to the course selected.

Step 4: Issuance of Offer Letter

The interviewer notifies the final approval of the application to the SKT Registrar. The Registrar then issues a Letter of Offer to the applicant confirming the acceptance into the course of study..

Step 5: Pay tuition fees

Payment of tuition fees is due after the Letter of Offer has been sent to student.

Also, return a form of Oversea Students Enrolment Agreement (PDF)

2023 Tuition Fee : $10,000 (Per Semester Indicative Full-time basis, $2,500 per unit)

• Bank Account Details for Tuition Fee Remittance

Bank: Commonwealth Bank

Account Name: ACCS

BSB: 062-000

Account Number: 1062 7268

Domestic students: can pay in three ways:

• • FEE-HELP: If an Australian Citizen, the student can pay via Fee Help. This is a student loan scheme in which the Commonwealth Government pays the student’s tuition fees. Students pay back the fees through taxation if and when the student’s income rises above a minimum repayment threshold. Please complete the FEE-HELP form and note that only the original form is accepted by the Registrar.
  • Upfront Payment: Students may pay by credit card or cheque (payable to Sydney College of Divinity)

• Direct Remittance: Students may choose to pay by making direct deposit(s) to the SCD bank account. For the bank details, please contact the Registrar. (Students need to provide their full names and student identification numbers.)

• International students: Payment of tuition fees is due prior to the issuing of the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). International students can pay in two ways:

• Upfront Payment: Students may pay by credit card or cheque (payable to Sydney College of Divinity)

• Direct Remittance: Students may choose to pay by making direct deposit(s) to the SCD bank account. For the bank details including SWIFT Code, please contact the Registrar. Student is given SCD Account number to transfer fees through online payment. (Students need to provide their full names and student identification numbers.)

Step 6: Issuance of CoE (Applies to International Students Only)

After confirming student payment details, the Registrar then produces CoE(Confirmation of Enrolment) which can be utilised in for the students’ visa applications.

 

 

If you wish to find out what is like to become a theology student, you may wish to visit a SCD KST campus as a ‘1 Day Theology Student’. You can attend your favourite class, meet the lecturers or staff in person, and get to know what is the SCD KST community is like.

 

To Visit Sydney Campus as ‘1 Day Theology Student’:

Sun Mi Chung : 02 8000 8703 or [email protected]

 

To Visit Brisbane Campus as ‘1 Day Theology Student’:

Yong Suk Chon (Brisbane Campus Coordinator): 07 3206 4919, 0413 019 400 or

[email protected]

 

 

To Visit Melbourne Campus as ‘1 Day Theology Student’:

Jong Soo Park (Melbourne Campus Coordinator):  03 9889 7553, 0425 228 978 or [email protected]