JWL PLF Application

Welcome To JWL Student Admission System

Application Open for Peace Leader 2026 Program – Apply Here

📌 Eligibility Criteria for Peace Leader

Program Category: Certificate
Program Level: Short Term Academic Program
Prior Program: Not required
Online Screening Test: Minimum score 56
English Proficiency (CEST / Linguaskill): Minimum score 140
Intake Period: 2026

⚠ Meeting eligibility criteria does not guarantee admission. Final selection depends on evaluation & verification.

Step 1 of 3

Have you studied any JWL courses? *

Enter your Email *

DEMOGRAPHICS `(*)Mandatory Fields`

Note: (Use your Name the same as in the Official ID Proof,This name only reflected in your Certificate).

First Name *

Middle Name

Last Name *

Gender *

DOB (Must have completed 18 years.) *

Email *

Phone *

Learning Center *

Country of Learning Center*

Nationality*

Country of Origin*

Country of School*

Current City*

Place of Birth *

Residency Status*

UNHCR / ID Card Number*

School GPA / Percentage / Grade * Enter your latest school academic score (GPA on 10 or 4 scale, or percentage/grade).

Completed High/Secondary School? *

Attended vocational school / university? *

Are you currently studying any course? *

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY `(*) Mandatory Fields`

Native Language of Communication *

Language Spoken *

Proficiency *

Essays

Motivational Essay (200 words) *

Describe why you are interested in selecting and studying this short-term Academic Program certification topic. Write about what you hope to accomplish with your education.

How do you think you would use the education gained from this course? Give at least one example of how and where you could use what you learn.

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Commitment Essay (200 words) *

The Shortâ€“term Academic Program curriculum requires at least 20 â€“ 25 hours per week of study for six months. Please address each of the following question, writing one paragraph for each question:

1. Describe responsibilities you have outside of studies that require your time. This includes family responsibilities, part-time or full-time jobs, or community work such as volunteering, NGOs, or other areas of commitment.

2. How will you balance these duties to have 20-25 hours per week to study? That is, given other life responsibilities, how would you plan for a minimum of 25 hours per week to study?

Words: 0 / 200

How did you hear about the programme? *

Consent Form*

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Location *

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