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Frequently Asked
Questions
How do I know if this program is for me?
When you take Growth Track, you'll take a Spiritual Gifts Assessment. That's a good starting point. If you feel God has called you to serve and lead at a higher level in the local church (at your campus, or on a central team), have a conversation with your Campus Pastor! They can help you discern if this is the right season for you to apply!
When is the application deadline for 2024-2025?
August 24, 2024
How will I know if I have been accepted?
You will be notified via email after September 10, 2024.
If I completed the Protégé program prior to 2024, do I need to re-enroll in the School of Leadership?
No. If you completed the first year of the original Protégé program, you do not need to take it again. You may, however, apply to Protégé 201, if you are called to ministerial leadership.
Where and when are the classes held?
We're excited to be partnering with Penn State Lehigh Valley! All classes will be held in person on Tuesday evenings at the Penn State campus in Center Valley.
What is the cost?
For application to the first year program, there is a non-refundable cost of $25.00 to apply. If you are accepted, tuition for the year is $100.00. You can either pay it all at once, or split into two payments of $50.00 per semester.
For the second year program, there is a non-refundable cost of $50.00 to apply. If you are accepted, tuition for the year is $200.00 You can either pay it in full, or split into two payments of $100.00 per semester.
What can I do after I graduate from Protégé 101?
Upon graduation from the Leadership Development program (Protégé 101), students will be prepared and ready to lead any ministry area necessary with a heart of servanthood, humbleness, and excellence.
What can I do after I graduate from Protégé 201?
Upon graduation from the Ministerial Development program (Protégé 201), students will be prepared to lead at the ministerial level in a specific area in the church. Depending upon calling and specialization, some graduates will be licensed as a minister or ordained as a Pastor, while some will not.
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