Sikh Missionary College · Distance learning
Two-year Sikh Missionary Correspondence Course
Study Sikh religion, history and culture from wherever you live. The correspondence course is for learners who cannot attend regular classes but want a structured way to deepen their understanding of Gurmat.
Lessons cover topics including the meanings of shabads, Sikh history, stories, philosophy and religious discourse.
How the course works
- Choose your languageStudy in Punjabi, Hindi or English.
- Receive lessons and reading suggestionsEach lesson includes an objective-type question paper. Suggested books help you explore the subject further.
- Submit your answersComplete and return the question-and-answer booklet for each study period. The College examines it, awards marks and keeps a record of your progress.
- Complete the courseThe two-year course is divided into eight study periods of about three months each. Students receive a certificate after completing the course.
Who can join?
The course is open to Gursikh brothers and sisters who want to learn more about Sikh religion, history and culture. The existing course information says admission is available throughout the year.
Study at a steady pace
Each study period allows about three months to complete and submit its answer booklet, giving learners time to read, reflect and respond.
Ask about admission
Contact Sikh Missionary College for the current prospectus, enrolment details and course availability.