Why take the SACT? Why take the SACT? There are a range of reasons to take the SACT, including the following: To attain a deeper understanding of Scripture, of the history of the Church and of the Christian faith. To compliment training for the ministry or becoming a reader within the diocese. For fellowship, sharing and develop ideas about the topics covered in the modules with other students. Improve your essay-writing and research skills, as the assignments are assessed by experienced tutors who use a set of criteria whilst marking essays. Is SACT an accredited course? Whilst the SACT is not assessed in the same manner as an accredited degree, our external examiner is based at the theological college of Westcott House, and the SACT is reviewed on an annual basis by an institution that runs accredited courses. Manage Cookie Preferences