Auckland Park Theological Seminary is a long-standing and influential seminary in South Africa. Here is a detailed introduction about it:

Introduction: The seminary is a Pentecostal and Charismatic seminary located in the suburb of Auckland Park in Johannesburg, South Africa, with campuses in Mthatha and Durban, and also offers distance learning courses.

History and Founding Time: Its history can be traced back to 1940, when a Bible school was founded by Rev. John G. McKenzie. In 1945, the school developed into a full-fledged seminary.

Institutional Nature: Private (non-profit) institution.

Educational Philosophy: Christ-centered, based on biblical teaching, incorporating Christian values ​​into all teaching, lecturers constantly adjust courses according to the African social context, provide learning opportunities for students from all walks of life, and the vision is to become a leader in providing light and hope for all students.

School Strength: It has an experienced faculty who combine academic rigor with Pentecostal enthusiasm. The seminary's courses are recognized both nationally and internationally, and provide students with on-campus activities, seminars, workshops and on-campus Bible courses to help students prepare for life outside of their studies.

Key subjects: Theology is the core subject, including biblical theology, church history, pastoral theology and other aspects.

Department: There are courses such as Christian Worker Certificate, Small Group Leader Certificate, Christian Counseling Certificate, Women's Ministry, Youth Work, etc.

Ranking: It has a certain regional influence in the field of seminaries, but it is usually not widely included in international comprehensive university rankings. For example, although it is included in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, there is no specific ranking data.

Fee: Taking the Bachelor of Theology (BTH) as an example, each module is 1550 rand (including registration fee), 7 modules per semester in the first year, 6 modules per semester in the second and third years, and the registration fee is 516.66 rand per module. The Diploma in Theology costs R1350 per module (including registration fee), 6 modules per semester, and the registration fee is R450 per module. Other certificate courses also vary in cost, such as the Advanced Certificate in Pastoral Counseling costs R750 per module, the Advanced Certificate in Youth Work costs R750 per module, the Christian Worker Certificate costs R750 per module, and the Small Group Leader Certificate costs R400 per module. In addition, a postage fee of around R100-150 will be charged if the textbooks are not collected.

Campus Environment: The main campus is located in Oakland Park, Johannesburg, with convenient transportation. The campus has modern teaching buildings, libraries, auditoriums and other facilities to provide students with a good learning environment. The school focuses on creating a strong spiritual atmosphere and often holds church services, worship nights and prayer meetings. Students come from different backgrounds and can form a diverse community here to learn and grow together.