Do I Qualify to Teach, and What Are the Benefits?

Ministry International Institute (MII) offers a unique opportunity for qualified individuals to participate in our Student-Teacher Program. This means that, if approved, you may teach MII courses while simultaneously completing your own studies.

As a Student-Teacher, you can earn an additional 15 credit hours per year beyond the credit hours awarded for successfully completing your coursework. In addition, MII honors the commitment of its instructors by providing a full tuition scholarship, allowing qualified teachers to complete their education at no tuition cost.

What Qualifications Are Required?

To qualify as an MII instructor, you must meet one of the following requirements:

• Hold a college degree and provide MII with an official transcript from the institution attended; or

• Be an ordained minister and provide proof of ordination along with an official high school transcript or GED transcript.

Teaching Location Requirements

Individuals who wish to teach must have an appropriate location where students can meet for classes. Courses may be conducted in a church, ministry facility, classroom setting, or private home, provided the environment is suitable for learning and group instruction.

The Student-Teacher Program is an excellent opportunity to grow in your own education while investing in the spiritual development of others.

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