Maua Seminary provides a comprehensive education grounded in both academic excellence and spiritual growth, aiming to develop well-rounded students who are not only knowledgeable but also deeply committed to their faith. The curriculum is designed to foster intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and moral integrity, ensuring that students are well-prepared for future academic and professional endeavors. Alongside rigorous academic training, students at Maua Seminary receive robust spiritual formation, equipping them to become effective agents of evangelization. The seminary's holistic approach nurtures a profound sense of mission and service, inspiring students to actively contribute to the church's evangelizing efforts and make a positive impact in their communities.
Our faculty comprises highly trained educators skilled in advanced, modern teaching techniques, including a mix of friars and secular instructors. The seminary is well-equipped with ample facilities, such as well-furnished classrooms, two fully-equipped laboratories, and various teaching aids designed to enhance student comprehension.
Some of Maua's Teaching Staff
From 7:55am students go for lessons until 12:10pm when they go for Angelus and lunch, and going back for lessons at 1:30pm until 2:50pm when they go for manual work.In the evening at 5:50pm to 7:10pm students have a private study after which they go for Angelus and supper. At 8:30pm students resume the private study until 9:50pm when they go for night prayer. After then the O-level students go to sleep while the A-level students can continue studying until 11:30pm.
To emphasize practical and relevant education on Thursdays seminarians go for clubs just after lunch.The clubs include; science club, music club, Fine performing arts(FPA), fishing and bee-keeping club, drawing club, grafting club and carpentry club. The activities done at the clubs are obvious from their respective names. Clubs is amongst the things which make students at Maua seminary to find school to be an interesting experience.
With all we have and how we do about academics, we believe and can see that we are perpendicularly reaching our objectives, from our academic achievement to the students who leave the seminary and stand like shining lights making the seminary to be like a lighthouse for the world's sailors. But this is all as it is as we believe “Our God and our all”.