About the New Testament Greek courses
For those unfamiliar with New Testament Greek, our beginners’ language course is a fantastic way to develop a grounding in the language and a comprehensive knowledge of the basic tools of translation.
When you’ve completed the beginners’ course or demonstrated an existing familiarity with New Testament Greek, you can start our intermediate classes to further develop your fluency and understanding.
These courses are suitable for both existing St Augustine’s students and new learners who wish to engage in this field of study for their own enrichment. You’ll learn alongside a diverse group of students and attend classes at either our central London campus in Southwark or our West Malling campus in Kent. You also have the option to study hybrid or online in London.
“During your studies, you will engage with up-to-date scholarship on the relevant texts. You’ll explore a range of subjects, including matters of history and literary analysis, background and theology.”
Alan Gregory
Principal
Where and when will I be studying?
- Autumn term: September to December 2026 (with a reading week in October)
- Winter term: January to March 2027 (with a reading week in February)
- Spring term: March to June 2027 (with a 3-week break for Easter)
Beginners’ New Testament Greek
Weekly one-hour classes take place throughout the year during term time – please refer to the academic timetable for term dates. You can choose the following options:
- Monday evenings at our central London campus in Southwark, from 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm. Classes are taught by Jordan Dyck.
- Wednesday afternoons at our Kent West Malling campus, from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Classes are taught by Alan Le Grys.
- Completely online or hybrid (London course)
Intermediate New Testament Greek
If you are studying Greek at the intermediate level, you have two options:
- Monday mornings at our central London campus in Southwark from 9.30 am to 10.30 am, taught by Jordan Dyck.
- Wednesday afternoons at our West Malling campus, from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm, taught by Alan Le Grys.
- Completely online or hybrid (London course)
Take a look around our Southwark campus
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