SENT COLLEGE
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
One-Year Certificate Program | SENT College
The following Frequently Asked Questions are designed to give you a clear, transparent overview of the heart, structure, and academic pathway of the SENT College One-Year Certificate Program. Whether you are discerning your next step in ministry, exploring theological formation, or seeking a sustainable pathway for long-term Kingdom impact, these answers will help you understand what to expect and how SENT College is uniquely designed to serve your calling.
What makes SENT College different from other Bible colleges?
SENT College exists at the intersection of theology, transformation, and mission. We are not simply focused on information, but on formation. Not just academic knowledge, but Kingdom alignment.
Our heart is to train people who don’t just know the Bible, but who are equipped and empowered to live out their calling in God’s Kingdom.
At SENT College, we emphasize:
Deep biblical and theological grounding, rooted in Scripture and historic Christian faith
Revival and reformation, shaping leaders who burn with spiritual passion and carry cultural wisdom
The Kingdom of God, not merely church activity, but life on mission in every sphere
Five-fold ministry, helping students discern, develop, and deploy their God-given gifts
Practical equipping, so learning translates into obedience, leadership, and impact
Our aim is not to produce graduates who are simply credentialed, but believers who are sent — clear in identity, confident in calling, and faithful in obedience.
Is SENT College accredited, and what credentials do you offer?
Yes. SENT College is an accredited religious educational institution in the state of Texas, USA.
We operate as a church-based, non-secular religious organization, which allows us to legally and formally offer Certificates, Diplomas, and Degrees within the framework of religious education, both in the United States and internationally.
Our accreditation reflects our commitment to legitimacy, accountability, and excellence, while remaining fully aligned with our theological convictions and mission.
Because we are a religious institution (not a secular university), our programs are designed specifically for those pursuing ministry, leadership, spiritual formation, and Kingdom vocation, rather than state-regulated professional licensure.
Can this One-Year Certificate be applied toward further study?
Yes. The One-Year Certificate is designed as both a standalone qualification and a foundational academic pathway.
Courses completed in the first year may be applied toward further study at SENT College, including:
Diploma of Ministry
Bachelor of Theology
Master’s-level ministry studies
Doctoral ministry qualifications
Progression into higher qualifications is subject to program requirements, academic readiness, ministry experience, and suitability for advanced study. This ensures academic integrity and healthy spiritual formation.
Students who continue their studies are able to build on what they have already completed, rather than starting again.
Will SENT College recognize my prior training and ministry experience?
Yes. SENT College will strongly consider each student’s prior theological training and ministry history on an individual basis.
Many students come with years of formal study, informal training, and hands-on ministry experience. Students complete a brief Prior Learning and Ministry Experience Review form outlining their background, which is then assessed by SENT College staff as part of the admissions and placement process.
Our goal is to honor what God has already done in and through you, while maintaining academic integrity, spiritual formation, and alignment with program outcomes.
Who are the teachers at SENT College?
SENT College is led and taught by seasoned ministry practitioners who combine theological depth with real-world Kingdom experience.
The primary instructor and founder is Glenn Bleakney, who holds a Bachelor of Theology, a Master of Divinity, and is currently completing a Doctor of Ministry. He brings decades of experience in pastoral leadership, teaching, revival ministry, and global equipping.
SENT College is also supported by international adjunct instructors—men and women deeply rooted in Scripture, seasoned in ministry, and actively serving in diverse cultural and ministry contexts around the world.
Together, the faculty is committed to theological integrity, spiritual depth, and Kingdom effectiveness.
When does the academic year run?
The academic year runs from February to early December 2026, following the Australian academic rhythm. Students complete the program in the first week of December.
How many courses will I complete?
Students complete 10 courses over the year, earning a One-Year Certificate upon successful completion.
What day and time are classes held?
All classes are held on Thursday evenings only.
Each class night includes three 50-minute instructional sessions, totaling 2.5 hours of instruction. Short breaks are included and not counted as class time.
How are courses structured?
Each course is delivered as a 4-week intensive. Students study one course at a time for four consecutive Thursday nights, with no overlap between courses.
This structure allows for focused, immersive learning and is ideal for working adults and active ministry leaders.
What can I expect during a course?
During each course, students can expect to:
Attend Thursday night class (live or recorded if needed)
Complete short weekly engagement tasks during Weeks 1–3
Participate in discussions and integration labs
The learning rhythm is intentionally sustainable, formative, and practical.
How am I assessed?
Each course includes three assessment components:
Weekly Engagement Tasks (30%) – short reflections or worksheets
Participation & Integration (30%) – assessed during the final class session
Take-Home Exam (40%) – 5–7 short-answer questions
There are no sit-down exams. All assessments focus on understanding, reflection, and ministry application.
When do I complete exams?
Take-home exams are completed during the term breaks between courses, allowing time for reflection, integration, and rest before beginning the next subject.
What courses will I take?
The curriculum is structured across four terms:
Term 1: Fivefold Ministry, Kingdom of God, Prophetic Ministry
Term 2: Identity in Christ, The Gospels, The Calling and Gifts of God
Term 3: Kingdom Discipleship I, Church History
Term 4: Understanding the Bible, Your Prayer Life and Ministry
What is SENT College’s commitment to students?
At SENT College, we are committed to biblical faithfulness, academic integrity, spiritual formation, practical ministry preparation, and a healthy, sustainable learning rhythm.
You are not just completing courses — you are being formed, equipped, and sent.
READY TO BEGIN YOUR JOURNEY?
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Have Questions? Get in Touch!
Email: support@sentcollege.com
North America: 1-941-877-4979
Australia: 0457 140 845
Message us anytime — either myself or one of my team will get right back to you.
— Glenn Bleakney
Founder, SENT College