Discipline Knowledge and Understanding
1. Demonstrate up-to-date advanced knowledge and understanding of the theories and methods of professional supervision, its biblical, theological and ministry foundations and relevant aspects of t he Australian legal, ethical and professional context.
Inquiry and Analysis
2. Collect, analyse, evaluate and synthesize advanced scholarship in inquiry-based learning of Professional Pastoral Supervision.
Problem Solving and Integration
3. Construct evidence-based perspectives on advanced issues in Professional Pastoral Supervision by using recognized source materials, scholarly literature, and reflection on practice
in order to evaluate alternative explanations and draw reasoned conclusions.
Communication
4. Present advanced ideas, knowledge and principles in Professional Pastoral Supervision and engage with specialist and non-specialist audiences using a variety of formats.
Teamwork and Professional Practice
5. As a professional practitioner, apply advanced knowledge of the supervisory alliance to develop professional pastoral relationships with supervisees and other church leaders using a
variety of formats.
Engagement With the World
6. Develop professional and vocational capacity to support Christian leaders to engage in an ethical manner with the challenges of contemporary Christian leadership in the church, society and the wider world.
Continuous Learning and Professional Development
7. Demonstrate advanced skills of reflective practice and self-awareness within supervision practice to sustain personal and professional development.