The same topics are given to different classmate groups with 10 years’ intervals between. This eases the work of selection of who to send by the diocesan teams. It also ensures that at every reasonable interval of time every priest receive a chance for personal renewal. Three categories receive special consideration in the sense that they are special years of celebration: namely silver jubilee, ruby jubilee, and golden jubilee. Thus, for 2023 we 
have five classmate groups: Priests at 5, Priests at 15, Priests at 25, Priests at 40 and Priests at 50.
The same course content and the same course duration is planned for each classmates’ category. The variation is in the dates each group attends, and the approach of the facilitators, according to classmates’ category. Celebration years are given greater time for rest, and every day classes end at 1.00 pm. Here is the Suggested Course content for 2023 for each of the
Day 1; Arrival
Day 2: bonding: Sharing on journey to priesthood (St. Augustine Staff)
Day 3: Liturgy: Growing in Christ through the Eucharist and Sacrament of Reconciliation (Fr. Simon Peter Kyambadde)
Day 4: The Paradox of Stress Resilience and Devastation (Fr. John Baptist Masayi)
Day 5: Parish Finance Administration (Fr. Gerald Lwanga)
Day 6: Non-violent Communication (Fr. John Baptist Masayi)
Day 7: Ministering to Minors and Vulnerable Adults (Sr. Alice Jacan HCS)
Day 8: Projects Planning and Management (Dr. Lugimoi Bongomin of UMI)
Day 9: Healing and Exorcism (Fr. Emmanuel Byaruhanga)
Day 9: Special course tailored to classmates’ set (see below).
Day 10: Recollection (Msgr. Gervase Mukasa)
Day 11: Evaluation and Picnic (Staff)
Day 12: Departure after Breakfast (participants)
Exceptions in course content will be made on the 9th day where each classmates’ set will have a course tailored to the length of service in the ministry. Thus, different topics according to class will be as follows:
- Priests at 5 Youth Ministry
- Priests at 15 Church Land Management and National Land Policy
- Priests at 25 Midlife Crisis
- Priests at 40 Ageing Gracefully
- Priests at 50 Ageing Gracefully