1. 1. Display knowledge and understanding of the essential principles and practices related to the field of Psychology and Counselling.
   2. Exhibit an appreciation for the Biblical foundations for Psychology and Counselling.
   3. Exhibit an appreciation and understanding of the overall nature, scope and impact of Psychology and Counselling within a Christian perspective.
   4. Demonstrate knowledge of the theories, methodologies and disciplines in selected areas of the arts and humanities.
   5. Demonstrate an understanding of the challenges and requirements of professional work in the field of Psychology and Counselling.
   6. Obtain a background in psychology, needed for those preparing for such vocations as the ministry, missions, school counselling and guidance, and teaching.
   7. Obtain the prerequisites necessary for entry to more advanced study in the fields of Psychology and Counselling.
   8. Reflect an understanding of how God can effect change through applying psychological principles and techniques.
   9. Exhibit an understanding of the use of major strategies required to successfully engage in Psychology and Counselling work in the context of contemporary society

The Emphasis in Psychology & Counselling: This major is designed for individuals who are involved in Christian ministry including Pastors and Lay workers as well as for those who will be working in situations of rehabilitation and recovery.  It is intended to equip participants with basic knowledge and skills to successfully undertake graduate study in the area of counselling and/or related specializations.  It aims to assist students in their development of expertise in the traditional domains of Psychology and Counselling that can be applied, or practiced, within the church and in the wider community. Participants will gain skills that will enable them to create a new knowledge base, and to evaluate their own or others’ psychological work, within Christian values and ethical and professional attitudes that promote excellence, and leadership in the field of Psychology and Counselling.

Students will also develop an appreciation of the diversity of perspectives from which to understand human behaviour in preparation for specialized graduate study, for a more sensitive and open-minded relationship with their community, and a more enlightened sense of their own being.

Who is eligible to certify your documents?

An ordained minister, marriage Officer, District Officers or lawyers, Justice of Peace, etc

How to certify a Document? 

To certify a document simply take a photocopied copy and the original and ask the person to certify the copy by:

1. Writing ‘Certified to be a true copy of the original seen by me’ on the document.
2. Signing and dating it.
3. Printing their name under the signature.
4. Adding their occupation, address and telephone number.
5. An official stamp