Year
2021Credit points
10Campus offering
No unit offerings are currently available for this unit.Prerequisites
NilTeaching organisation
This unit involves 150 hours of focused learning. The total includes formally structured learning activities such as lectures, tutorials, online learning, video-conferencing, or supervision. The remaining hours typically involve reading, research, and the preparation of tasks for assessment.Unit rationale, description and aim
This unit introduces students to the understanding and practice of supervision as a ministry within the context of the church. It explores the way supervision is a synthesis of relationship, process, event and skill that is designed to enhance the quality of the service people offer to others. In the Christian context, supervision as ministry assists learning about, and fosters good ministry practice. Theological reflection becomes the language of supervision of Christian ministry.