Local schools and ministry training centres that bring WWES courses into their own communities.
Studying with a branch is the second way to study with WWES, next to studying online on your own. You learn with a class and a local teacher, and you receive the same WWES certificate.
Branches are local representatives of WWES. They enrol students, teach from WWES course packages, mentor and supervise students locally, submit grades and reports, and build learning communities where study and ministry go together.
The curriculum, with textbooks, assignments, quizzes and rubrics, free of charge; academic standards; the certificate and degree documents; and support from the online seminary.
A branch may charge for real local costs, such as a visiting teacher’s travel, food or lodging. It may not charge tuition or charge for WWES certificate and degree documents.
“Our WWES branch here is going on very smoothly and successfully with committed students! We will soon have exams on the second book, The Bible and Its Interpretation, and get to the third, which is the Pentateuch.”
Dr Julius FonkwettaBranch leader, Cameroon, July 2026
“I really fail words how to appreciate you: the entire WWES management and leadership. May the Almighty God bless you.”
Patrick PrinceInstructor, Namibia, on Facebook















A branch marked “currently inactive” is part of the network but may not be running classes now. To reach a branch or ask about its status, write to office@wwevangelical.ca.
Branch leaders are WWES graduates: people who have studied the curriculum themselves and know what they are teaching.
You can also study online without a branch. See the programs for what is open now, and how to apply.