For all courses where a training officer is required to travel more than 100 Km to the course venue, the travel fee will also be R 150 per student, due to the increased cost of fuel.  

How to become a member?

To start with, a person interested in becoming a members will need to make contact with the Regional Chief Chaplain of their region, or one of the working committee members, or Directors. They need to inform them of their desire to join the chaplaincy.  They will then be interviewed by one of the mentioned members, for consideration.   When the interview process has been completed,  the person wishing to join will start to work under the guidance of a supervising chaplain that will assist the applicant by introducing them to the ministry.  It is important that the applicant has a clear understanding of the purpose of this ministry. As part of the application process, the applicant will undergo the basic chaplaincy training course.  This will give them the needed building blocks for starting in this ministry.  Should the applicant after completion of both the probation practical time requirements, and the basic Chaplaincy course wish to apply for membership, they may then apply officially.  This application process will be explained during the course, and probation time.