• IBTC offers both a Year 1 and Year 2 track. Each track is a 9-month Bible immersion program totaling 72 hours of instruction across 12 subjects. The program is divided into 3 trimesters, with 4 classes per trimester. Classes are held twice a month on Saturdays from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. The year 1 and year 2 classes will be held on alternating Saturdays, making it possible for a really dedicated student to complete both tracks in one 9-month period.
• IBTC is designed to take and immerse students in practical but essential Bible instruction that will assist their individual God given callings and destinies
• IBTC is founded by chancellor Dr. Philip D. Derber and administered by IBC's Dean, Dr. Elizabeth Smither. IBC's faculty is well staffed with very qualified, licensed and ordained, FVC Bible instructors
• IBTC's curriculum will be the Bible along with Dr. Philip D. Derber's books as it pertains to each individual subject course
• IBTC's tuition is a one time fee of $500 which will include all the class books, course binder, and all applicable teaching materials
• IBTC students may pay as they go over the nine month immersion program and in some cases apply for an IBC scholarship
• IBTC's goal is to equip students to be able to overcome victoriously in their personal lives as well as to be able ministers to others effectively, resulting in the advancement of the Kingdom of God
• IBTC's students will receive a IBC diploma upon graduating which will be a factor in those desiring to further their calling through licensing and/or ordination for ministerial purposes
• IBTC's students will receive a letter of recommendation from chancellor Dr. Philip D. Derber for whatever they may deem it necessary for their future education, employment, and/or ministry. their walk with God to fulfill their destinies
• IBTC's first trimester classes will begin in September 2025
• IBTC isn't virtual at this time, it is an in person, immersion program held at the Immersion Bible Training Center campus
• IBTC's minimum age requirement is 12. Students 17 and under will require written parental or guardian consent. 18 and over can enroll on their own
