FAQs
How do I enroll?
Candidates must contact us to start the enrollment process. We will interview you and help you get started. Once enrolled, you will be the first to hear about all our upcoming courses.
Do I need to be a pastor?
No, while the courses offered are part of our pastoral education, anyone (on the Canada Central COTN district who is interested in a course may join in.
Are the courses all online?
The courses are currently offered online with weekly online sessions for discussion.
How do I register for a course?
Everyone enrolled in the DMTC receives emails from us about new courses. Course registration is also available on our upcoming courses page and link tree (from social media). Please note that only enrolled DMTC students may register for courses.
What if I need a specific course?
If you're on the path to a district license or ordination and need a specific course please contact us. There may be ways to take the courses you need even if we are not currently offering them.
Does this count for clergy continuing education?
Members of the Nazarene clergy are required to complete a minimum of 20 hours of continuing education each year. At this time with the NCOS there is not a chance to audit the courses for continuing education, but we are working on an option.
What is the Cost?
Registration with the DMTC is free. When you are ready to take a course there is a one-time registration fee with Ambrose University ($75) and each course costs $300.
The Canada Central District offers scholarships to candidates on our district of $150 per course. So you will only pay $150.
How do I pay?
Payments are handled by Ambrose University. Once you register for Ambrose the program coordinator will follow up with everything you need to know, including how to pay.
Do you make accomodations?
Students requiring academic accommodations should contact Ambrose University's Accessibility Services as early as possible. All requests for academic accommodations are managed by Ambrose in accordance with its accessibility policies and procedures. Students are encouraged to review the information available through Ambrose Accessibility Services and follow the registration process outlined by the university.
What are your academic policies?
As DMTC courses are delivered through Ambrose University, students are subject to Ambrose University's academic policies and regulations. Students are responsible for reviewing and complying with the current policies published by Ambrose University. For the latest information, visit:
Ambrose Academic Policies