Online Bible Classes Frequently Asked Questions

ACTS is an online bible college that offers:

1. Certificate Program in Pastoral Studies

2. Certificate Program in Christian Ministry

3. Certificate Program in Christian Education

ACTS is also in the process of getting recognition from CHED to offer the following majors under the Bachelor of Arts in Theology 

1. AB Theology Major in Pastoral Studies (in progress)

2. AB Theology Major in Christian Ministry (in progress)

3. AB Theology Major in Christian Education (in progress)

Online classes at ACTS are delivered through a user-friendly online learning platform. Students can access course materials, lectures, assignments, and discussions online.

Yes, you can interact with instructors in online classes. Our instructors are available to provide guidance, answer questions, and offer support through various communication channels such as email, discussion boards, or during virtual classes hour. They are committed to facilitating a rich and engaging learning experience for online students.

Absolutely! Online classes at ACTS often include discussion forums or chat rooms where students can engage in collaborative learning and meaningful discussions with their peers. These platforms provide a space to share insights, ask questions, and exchange perspectives on the course material.

Assignments and assessments in online classes are typically submitted electronically. This allows students to complete and submit their work conveniently from anywhere with an internet connection. Instructions for assignments and assessments are provided by the instructors, and deadlines are communicated clearly.

To participate in online classes, you will need a reliable internet connection, a computer or device capable of accessing the online learning platform, and basic computer skills. 

Online exams or quizzes are typically administered by the instructor. Depending on the course, they may be timed or untimed, and the format may include multiple-choice questions, essays, or short answers. Guidelines and instructions for online exams or quizzes are provided by the instructor.

Students will have the opportunity to enroll in courses and apply their education in real-life ministry scenarios each semester. These practical experiences are known as practicums for 1st and 2nd-year students, while 3rd-year students participate in internships. Our primary objective is to provide our graduates with a well-rounded academic and practical foundation for their future endeavors in ministry. All students will have the chance to complete their practicum at a local church or ministry setting, ensuring hands-on learning within their immediate community.

To stay engaged and motivated in an online learning environment, it's helpful to establish a regular study routine, actively participate in discussions, set goals, and maintain open communication with instructors and fellow students. ACTS also provides resources and support services to help online students stay connected and motivated throughout their learning journey.