Introduction to Buddhism
Sunday Dhamma School

2026 · Programme guide
Explore Buddhist study for children, youth, adults and seniors. Start with the foundations, continue your studies, or develop practical Digital Dhamma skills.
8 course offerings
Sunday Dhamma School
Youth Dhamma Programme
Certificate of Buddhist Studies
Certificate of Buddhist Studies
Certificate of Buddhist Studies
Certificate of Buddhist Studies
Youth Dhamma Programme
Seniors Learning Programme
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Your study pathway
MT001: 24 teaching weeks for Sunday Dhamma School.
YT1000: 12 teaching weeks for the Youth Dhamma Programme.
The introductory course plus KR001, KR002, MD001 and MD002. Each additional course is 12 weeks. Prerequisites apply.
Successful completion of the introductory certificate can support entry to the remaining four courses, subject to Institute enrolment arrangements.
Eligible, recorded participation in approved activities may contribute towards the Certificate of Applied Buddhist Learning. Requirements vary by pathway; routine attendance or opening a resource does not automatically earn recognition.
The Honorary Certificate of Buddhist Studies (Hon. CBS) recognises eligible Sangha contribution through a separate recognition process. It is not awarded from ordinary quiz results.
Sukha Dhamma School, Cheras administers its own education and certification arrangements, separate from standard TRIBS qualifications.
Ti-Ratana Vihara, Klang Sutta Study does not issue a separate Sutta Study certificate in the 2026 prospectus. Eligible recorded participation may contribute to Applied Learning recognition.
Selected activities at other participating branches may be eligible. Provision varies by branch; enquire before making arrangements.
Ask about course availability, enrolment arrangements or help accessing learning materials. For a child’s enrolment, a parent or guardian should contact the Institute.
Email the education teamCourse information is based on the guide and prospectus revised 12 August 2026. English is the available source language; teaching and translated-material availability are confirmed per intake.