This introductory course is designed for individuals seeking to enhance their keyboard skills for worship settings. Students will learn essential piano techniques, focusing on the basic chords and music theory in the key of C, tailored specifically for playing gospel songs. Additionally, the course integrates theological discussion to deepen understanding of the role of music in worship.

This intermediate course is designed for individuals seeking to enhance their keyboard skills for worship settings. Students will learn essential piano techniques, focusing on the basic chords and music theory in multiple keys, tailored specifically for playing gospel songs. Additionally, the course integrates theological discussion to deepen understanding of the role of music in worship.

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*Prerequisite: Keyboard Foundations 100

This advanced course is designed for individuals seeking to enhance their keyboard skills for worship settings. Students will learn advanced piano techniques, focusing on the chords and music theory that elevate the integration of keyboard with other instruments or as the lead instrument, tailored specifically for playing gospel songs. Additionally, the course integrates theological discussion to deepen understanding of the role of music in worship.

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*Prerequisite: Keyboard Foundations 200

This course traces the roots and development of Gospel music, highlighting key artists, movements, and cultural influences. Students will examine how Gospel music has shaped worship and continues to inspire faith and community across generations.

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*Prerequisite: Keyboard Foundations 300

A practical introduction to the role of the worship leader, covering song selection, team coordination, stage presence, and spiritual preparation. Students will also reflect on the theological significance of leading worship in the local church.

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*Prerequisite: History of Gospel Music

Students will learn the foundations of writing Christ-centred songs, including lyric development, melody creation, and chord progressions. Emphasis is placed on writing for congregational worship, and personal devotion.

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*Prerequisite: Vocal Techniques and Worship Leading

This course equips students with essential knowledge of sound systems, audiovisual technology, and copyright/licensing laws. Practical training ensures students can confidently manage music technology while maintaining legal and ethical standards.

Designed for current or aspiring choir directors, this course provides practical training in leading congregational and choral worship. Topics include vocal arrangement, rehearsal techniques, leadership skills, and the spiritual role of the choir in Apostolic worship.

This course explores influential Christian artists – musicians, composers, and writers across diverse genres and eras. Students will analyze musical style, lyrical content, and theological themes, while considering the spiritual and cultural impact of their work. Emphasis is placed on how artistry and faith intersect to inspire worship, discipleship, and evangelism.

This course offers an in-depth exploration of selected Biblical texts, focusing on the Psalms, Hebrew poetry or the book of Lamentations. Students will study literary form, theological themes, and practical application, gaining insight into how these writings shape worship, and personal devotion.

This course explores the principles and practices of leading and performing within a modern worship band. Students will learn how to integrate a range of instruments—such as keyboards, guitars, bass, drums, and auxiliary instruments—with coordinated vocals to create a unified, Spirit-led sound. Emphasis is placed on musical arrangement, communication, timing, and blending within a live worship context. Unlike a choir, which focuses primarily on vocal harmonies and ensemble singing, a worship band requires the synchronization of instrumental and vocal elements, where each musician contributes distinct rhythmic and tonal layers to support congregational worship. Students will also develop skills in team collaboration, stage presence, and worship flow, ensuring that the band functions as a cohesive unit that enhances the worship experience.

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Copyright and Licensing 

Audio Visual Equipment