Online Courses in Catholic Formation
Learn the Catholic Faith
and how to share it
The Archbishops Certificate
The Archbishop’s Certificate is the principal training course in the Archdiocese of Southwark whose aim is to equip and support catechists and lay leaders in evangelisation and formation.
A two-year course, next starting October 2025.
The Catholic Certificate in Religious Studies (CCRS)
The CCRS enhances the understanding that education within the Church is a life-long process which leads to greater intimacy with Jesus Christ.
Other Opportunities.
FORMED.
FORMED is a website that has been called a ‘Catholic Netflix’. FORMED features movies and video based studies, audio talks and e-books from many of the Church's most compelling speakers and authors. FORMED offers a 7-day trial period for new users.
Sycamore.
Sycamore is an informal course about the Christian faith and its relevance for life today. It gives you space to meet people and share ideas. Each session involves a short film and time for discussion. Everyone is welcome.
Alpha.
During this time of isolation and social distancing you can still connect with others, and even continue to explore the big questions of life. Through modern technology, you can take Alpha online. Follow @alphacourseuk to stay up to date with all the latest information.
Pause for Faith.
Catholic Life, Conversation, and Prayer - Live Streaming with Fr Stephen Wang. Daily videos containing advice on how to live a life of faith in lockdown.
CV Connect.
Inspired by Pope Francis’ call for people “who think of a thousand ways to be with the people so that the people don’t feel alone”, Catholic Voices aims to create 'digital common ground’ through weekly webinars, featuring practical wisdom, stories and answers to the burning questions on peoples hearts and minds.
The God Who Speaks.
Scripture is at the centre of everything the Church does. The word of God shapes our prayer and worship. The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales has dedicated 2020 as a year of focus on the Bible and ‘The God Who Speaks’.