Apply online using the form below.
There are limited places in each course, and not every applicant is accepted, so apply as soon as you can!
Centrepoint School of Ministry
is where people are discipled and trained to lead a Spirit-filled life and fulfil the destiny God has for them.
Throughout your time in School of Ministry you will be intentionally discipled, imparted into by the Centrepoint team and guest speakers from across the State and Nation, and trained in practical ministry and leadership.
SOM 1.0 is a place to grow deeper in your faith, discover who God has called you to be, and develop as a disciple through practical teaching and hands-on experience.
Centrepoint College is a place to go deeper in theology and Scripture, develop as a leader, and step into the calling God has placed on you, through theological study and, on the Accredited Pathway, an Internship with the Centrepoint team.
Build your foundations,
then go deeper.
A year of discipleship designed for you to grow deeper in your faith, discover who God has called you to be, and develop as a disciple through practical teaching and hands-on experience.
Teaching
Wednesdays, 7–9:30pm, during the school term at our Bibra Lake campus.
Serving
Serve fortnightly at your local campus in ministry area/s of your choice. This aspect of the course provides you an opportunity to put what you are learning into practice.
Inclusions
Your tuition covers the SOM Retreat, all Wednesday sessions, guest speakers, volunteer tickets to the Centrepoint and ACCWA Conferences and a regional mission trip.
It also covers your School of Ministry shirt and course resources.
Topics Include
Reading Scripture for revelation • The Person of the Holy Spirit • Identity in Christ • Freedom & forgiveness • Prophetic ministry • Evangelism • Deliverance ministry • Leadership • Preaching & communication
$2,500
Payment plans are available.
SOM 1.0 is not accredited, so FEE-HELP does not apply.
A year of study, designed for you to develop your theology, your leadership and your ministry practice.
Teaching
Wednesdays, 6–9:30pm, during the school term at our Bibra Lake campus.
Internship
The Internship is part of the Accredited Pathway, and optional for Development Pathway students.
Tuesdays or Fridays, 9am–3pm, during the school term.
Inclusions
Your tuition covers the SOM Retreat, all Wednesday sessions, guest speakers, volunteer tickets to the Centrepoint and ACCWA Conferences and a Theology Intensive.
It also covers one-on-one mentoring, your School of Ministry shirt and course resources.
Units Include
Faith and Purpose • Old Testament Foundations • New Testament Foundations • Introduction to Theology • Introduction to Pastoral Ministry • Character Formation and Ministry • Leadership Principles • Professional Practice (Internship)
$13,200
Accredited pathway
Diploma of Ministry, awarded by Alphacrucis University College.
Admissions, fees and any available government loan options (e.g. FEE-HELP) are administered by Alphacrucis and are subject to their entry requirements and eligibility criteria.
$2,500
Development pathway
Open to SOM 1.0 graduates. The same College teaching, without the assignments or the Diploma.
Payment plans are available.
The Centrepoint College Development Pathway is not accredited, so FEE-HELP does not apply.
Designed for those who want to get close to the heart of church life, serve alongside our pastors and team, and grow through real responsibility and mentoring.
Time
Tuesdays or Fridays, 9am–3pm, during the school term.
Who can do it
The Internship is part of the year for every student on the Accredited Pathway, with no separate application.
It is also open to all Development Pathway and SOM 1.0 students on application. Places depend on how many supervisors are available in a given year, so apply early!
Applications close Sunday 10th January 2027

Apply online using the form below.
There are limited places in each course, and not every applicant is accepted, so apply as soon as you can!

Book and attend an interview.
The booking link will be emailed to you as soon as you submit your application.
This is a conversation about what God has been stirring in you, and which course fits the season you are in.

You will be notified of the outcome.
If you’re accepted, you’ll receive an email outlining everything you need to know before the first night!
Your church. Your leaders. Your teachers.
The teaching team is made up of Centrepoint pastors, guest lecturers and guest speakers from across the State and Nation.
“The decision to set aside this year to grow in my faith, spiritual disciplines and personal relationship with Jesus has been one that I’m so grateful to have made.”
School of Ministry student
You can apply for the Accredited Pathway without doing SOM 1.0, although SOM 1.0 is still the recommended first year, because it builds the foundations that everything else sits on and students who have done it get more out of College.
The Development Pathway is open to SOM 1.0 graduates only.
Yes! Yes! Whether this is your first year at Centrepoint or you’ve been here for years, we’d love for you to apply.
Students are expected to attend Centrepoint throughout the year, because so much of the year happens in community.
You serve at your campus, you’re discipled by people who know your name, and you grow alongside others rather than on your own.
Payment plans are available for SOM 1.0 and the College Development Pathway, and FEE-HELP is available to many students completing the College Accredited Pathway.
If cost is a concern, we’d love to talk it through. please reach out to us at [email protected]!
While many people who apply are accepted, there are limited places available in each course.
If you're not accepted, this will be communicated and you are welcome to apply again for future years!
Doing a School of Ministry course doesn’t guarantee a leadership role at Centrepoint Church.
The year will develop you as a disciple through practical teaching and hands-on experience.
Several Centrepoint staff came through the School of Ministry, and plenty of others are now leading in their workplaces, families and volunteer teams, which counts just as much.