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 Admission Department:

(636) 224-6642 Ex. 8101

No Class on November 11, 2024

No Classes for Students/Staff on their Religious day

The Administrative office and some staff members are in recess.

For the following Religious & Other Holidays,


  1. Veterans Day: Monday, November 11, 2024,



Classes will be back at all sites (and online) starting 

Starting January 6, 2025 Spring term.

  1. Enrollment-winter Sessions Ends on, Monday, November 4th, 2024,
  2. Enrollment-FY-24-25 Ministerial Class ends on Friday, December 27, 2024.
  3. Enrollment- FY-25 Spring (midterm) Class Starts on Monday, December 9, 2024.




Why choose Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College




At DMECS, you don’t just graduate with an education – you graduate ready to work. You start the fast track for any ecclesiastical degree, certificate or certification of interest. We assist in the jump start of your career, in as little as one semester.
Our focus is on you and how we can prepare you to succeed at every occupation. With our commitment to hands-on training, programs for only the most relevant, in-demand careers, and strong relationships with local religious orders & other employers, we’re proud to be one of the best Ecclesiastical Occupational/Marketable Skills College, in the United States.
Here are just a few of the reasons you should consider attending DMECS Occupational/Marketable Skills Colleges.


1. Land the ministry job you want,
2. Be prepared for the real world,
3. Get an ecclesiastical education that works, and
4. Find your passion in faith.


DMECS is a virtual ecclesiastical & bible standing Occupational/Marketable skills college, unlike any other. You can knock out your training, earn a ecclesiastical degree or certificate and get to work in less than two years. Or, if you’re looking for a little of that traditional college experience, whether you want to live on campus or play intramural sports – DMECS gives you both.
Make it the college experience you want, with DMECS unique mix of offerings. Please
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     Exceptional professors and deans.

 

Our extraordinary teaching staff believes in ecclesiastical education, but also making you feel as comfortable as possible so that you learn at the pace that suits your needs in the local church.








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"Your Religious Occupational/Marketable Skills Center!"


What is an religious Occupational/Marketable Skills college? A higher religious base program for those seeking ministry services or a religious base degree.

What is religious Occupational/Marketable Skills education? It is a religious skill base program based upon the  ministration’s years of experience and religious job/market (much like adjuncts at  any other colleges).
What does occupational and/or marketable mean? It means to receive a  certification and/or marketable training  certificates for an entry level religious job or ministry path.
What kinds of jobs do a religious  Occupational/Marketable Skills college graduates get? Ecclesiastical ministration, Ecclesiastical Paralegal, Ministry Construction, Local church clerks, etc.
Can I make good money with an Occupational/Marketable Skills certificate career? Yes, depending upon the occupational interest some students can start off with 32k up to 102k or more.
Do some religious orders prefer four-year degrees to two-year degrees? The answer to this question clearly depends upon the hiring ministry manager, the duties and level of responsibilities. We also offer ecclesiastical degree programs.
Are religious Occupational/Marketable Skills careers safe? Yes, in some religious areas, but not in some secular system of education or careers!
Are religious Occupational/Marketable Skills careers outdated? Not at all, look at the Sunday schools in the local church (or other religious orders) and their numbers across the county.
What’s the difference between for-profit and nonprofit Occupational/Marketable Skills schools? The answer is simple. For-profit answer to shareholders, non-for profit spend (about) 77% to 92% and answer to the student needs in the ministration, because we don’t have to answer to share holders, but to GOD only.






Continuous improvement.

 

At the DMECS, we are guided by the local ecclesiastical order focus on building the ministration, students and a commitment to bringing equity and excellence to ecclesiastical education.  We welcome feedback and constructive discussion about our program so that the religious orders in our communities we serve have the teachers they need and they deserve.






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Our commitment to excellence.

 

We  built a passionate ecclesiastical programs within your order, that will allow you to perform at an extremely high level within the local order and his ministration..