206 - Leadership Training - 2 hours:
Studies in practical church and professional administration and management training. The course will include studies of successful professional leaders, as well as discussion of the problems, conflicts and motivations of effective leadership. The course will also help develop strategies for creating and leading groups efficiently, effectively and boldly.

311 - Educational Psychology I - 3 hours:
The course in educational psychology centers on the privileges and responsibilities of teaching. Students learn the importance of loving those they teach and how this works itself out practically. The students will learn to determine the developmental level of their pupils, so that can design lessons appropriate to their capacity. The class will also study the learning process itself so that they know strategies that will help their pupils to develop thinking skills that will make them able to contribute in their capacity. The class will also study the learning process itself so that they know strategies that will help their pupils to develop thinking skills that will make them able to contribute in their chosen professions.

312 - Educational Psychology II - 3 hours:
The course concentrates on the practical issues of teaching such as methods of motivating a class, instructional objectives, designing lessons and managing the classroom. Students will also become familiar with various forms of disabilities and the methods of dealing with them. Opportunities will be afforded for practicing some of these skills.