“Studying at Trinity has been one of the best things I have ever done.  I am the richer for every single class I have taken and have grown tremendously in my understanding, faith and ability to share God's Word with others.”

Toni Ollis BTh Graduate 2008

Enrolment Requirements

Study at Trinity can be done as a full-time, part-time or audit student.

Full-time study involves 3–5 units per semester, part-time study is 1-2 units per semester and audit is when a student attends classes but does not complete any of the assessment requirements for the unit (ie no essays or assignments).

Information regarding transfer of credits from another institution

How do I Apply?

Full-Time and Part-time students

Experience has shown us that careful preparation  and planning makes the experience of studying  at a Theological College  less stressful and much more rewarding.

Prospective students are therefore asked to follow these steps to apply

1.    Read the Course Information Book carefully

2.    Read the entrance requirements for the course you wish to study and assess whether you meet these requirements

3.    Units offered to commencing students are

4.    Read the unit descriptions and look at the timetable. Identify whether these will fit in with any other commitments you already have.  Be aware there is a minimum attendance requirement of no less than 80% of classes.

5.    Talk with your Pastor and ask them to support your application

6.    Identify two other mature Christians who can act as your referees

7.    Complete the online prospective student form or contact the college to have one mailed to you

8.    You will be contacted to arrange an interview time and to have an application form sent to you. Make sure that the application form and accompanying documents reaches us no later than 3 working days prior to your interview and no later than 12th June or 13^th November.

Audit Students

Units offered to audit are our foundational units

1.    To apply to study as an audit student please read the Course Information Book carefully.

2.    Read the unit descriptions and look at the timetable. Identify whether these will fit in with any other commitments you already have. 

3.    Complete the online prospective student form or contact the college to have one mailed to you

4.    You will be contacted to arrange to have an audit application form sent to you. Make sure that the application form and accompanying documents reaches us no later than 1^st July for semester 2 entry or 1^st December for semester 1 entry.

Any questions related to applying to study can be sent to info@ttc.wa.edu.au