Rules of Engagement & Etiquette on aifc's Social Media Pages - aifc

Rules For Engagement & Ettiquette on aifc’s Social Media Pages

Before engaging on aifc’s Facebook page by commenting or otherwise it’s a good idea to get to know the rules that apply. Note that this is a business page used to primarily advertise aifc’s accredited Christian counselling courses. 

  1. We will not always engage in questions regarding our courses and prefer the questions requiring immediate responses be directed to our national office on: 02 6242 5111 or email us on info@aifc.com.au.
  2. No anti-Christian comments will be allowed on the page.
  3. No debate will be accepted on the page and aifc will not engage on debates on this page.
  4. Please treat everyone with respect.
  5. Do not post anything that you know to be untrue, misleading or offensive.
  6. Do not leave fake comments or reviews if you were never an aifc student. The action is defamatory and illegal.
  7. Please obey Facebook’s terms and conditions available here: http://www.facebook.com/legal/terms
  8. Do not upload or attach files that contain viruses, corrupt files or anything else that may damage the operation of another person’s computer. 

Aifc reserves the right to delete posts and/or ban users from our social media pages or from our ads without prior warning or explanation for any of the following:

  • Image or text that is explicit, obscene or indecent in nature
  • Anti-Christian comments
  • Any abusive, threatening, defamatory actions or comments
  • Violating any of our social media platform’s terms and conditions
  • Any other comments that are irrelevant
  • Inappropriate for discussion on the page
  • Off-Topic discussions
  • Christian debates
  • Spam
  • Offensive posts of any kind
  • Posts that promote products
  • Any post that aifc deems inappropriate will be deleted
  • Unwanted comments, images or videos of any type.

If you do not agree to these rules please do not engage by commenting or posting on aifc’s social media and Facebook pages.

Studying at aifc

Have you thought about becoming a qualified counsellor? It’s a great opportunity to learn how you can extend God's love and grace to the hurting out in the community.

For those who would like to enrol in aifc’s accredited Christian counselling courses we have two intakes per year for courses commencing around the following months:

  • The beginning of each year in February
  • Mid-Year courses commence in July

Enrolment Season - opens approximately 2 months prior to our courses commencing. Enrol online here during our enrolment season.

We also offer two modes of study:

  1. Seminar Blended Mode - only 13 face-to-face days per year
  2. Online Supported Mode - study online only from anywhere

A Master of Counselling course was introduced in 2018.

Contact aifc

Monday to Friday from 9am – 5pm