Are you someone who feels called to walk alongside people through their most vulnerable moments? Do you have a heart for providing comfort, support, and spiritual care to those in need? Becoming a chaplain is a deeply rewarding journey, and it begins with the right preparation. At VLIBTC we offer a dynamic and high-quality Chaplaincy Stream that equips you with the knowledge, practical experience, and qualifications needed to confidently step into a chaplaincy or pastoral care role.

Attending Bible college is a wonderful opportunity to grow spiritually, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and prepare for meaningful ministry. At VLIBTC, we want every student to thrive and get the most out of their time with us. Here are some practical tips to help you maximise your Bible college experience.

Choosing the right Bible college is an important decision that will shape your spiritual journey, ministry training, and future opportunities. At VLIBTC, we understand how vital it is to find a college that aligns with your faith, learning style, and calling. Here are some key factors to consider when choosing a Bible college.

At VLIBTC, the cost of study varies depending on whether you choose accredited or non-accredited programs. Accredited courses, which provide nationally recognised qualifications, typically cost an average of $300 per unit. For a full accredited pathway - including both the Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and the Diploma of Christian Leadership and Ministry, the total investment is around $4,600 for each course.

At Victory Life International Bible Training Centre (VLIBTC) in Perth, WA, we recognise that every student’s journey is different. That’s why we offer flexible study options designed to fit your lifestyle and commitments. You can work through the course at your own pace. Full-time onsite studying can be completed in 2 years, covering both our Certificate IV & Diploma.

When considering theological education, one common question arises: Are Bible colleges accredited? The short answer is yes -many are. Accreditation is an important factor for those seeking formal qualifications that are recognised both nationally and internationally. It ensures that the education provided meets quality standards and is suitable for academic or vocational progression.