The School of Planting aims to train up church planters globally through education, training, mentoring and cohort-based learning. As a certificate student, you receive the mentoring attention of our course instructors. They come with a wealth of knowledge and decades of experiences in apostolic, prophetic and pastoral ministries that will enrich and equip you in your planting journey.

If you are interested in receiving certification in church planting, apply now to receive acceptance into the School. Certificate-pursuing students may enroll in courses after they have first submitted their application, but will not become eligible candidates until confirmation that their application was successful.

Eligible candidates are required to take both courses offered per term, thereby completing the one-year tract curriculum in one year. It is recommended that certificate students start the one-year tract in the fall term. However to not unduly delay someone's start, students can apply to the School and enroll in courses in any term. They then complete the entire curriculum by cycling through all four academic terms.

For any given course, the following requirements must be satisfied to receive course credit and tuition refund. 

• Completion of all course modules and learning activities within the ten-week term and all course deadlines.
• Obtaining a final course grade of a C (70% – 79%) or higher.

General students who are interested and just want to learn, or are looking to "test the waters" of planting can take any of our courses at any time, but will not receive prioritized mentoring attention from our instructors. General registration is required for course enrolment.

Those whose applications for the School of Planting were unsuccessful are also welcome to register as a general student, then enroll in any church planting course for their own learning and equipping.

All course activities and assignments must be completed by the end of term in order to receive course credit and tuition refund.

Courses in the School of planting are offered in a synchronous format. Curriculum for the one-year tract consists of four academic terms, spanning ten weeks each. Dates for the 2025–2026 academic year are detailed below.