All the programs offered by our educational ministry (ETU-JCCAE) are for the purpose of training ministers, pastors, leaders and members of faith communities in the counseling -biblical-theological foundation for the service of their congregations and people who seek help in the Christian community.
ETU-JCCAE does not guarantee that our programs will be accepted by any secular or Christian university except those that have educational agreements with ETU or JCCAE. ETU does not claim to be accredited by any of the state or national accrediting agencies in the United States of America. However, we continue to provide Christian education in accordance with what our faith statutes dictate. For programs leading to academic degrees, we suggest you see the list of accredited universities or colleges in your state or country.
None of our programs is intended to present itself as professional or academic studies of any kind. Our pastoral (religious) counseling programs are based on biblical ethics and morals clearly outlined in the scriptures
ETU-JCCAE does not manage any accommodation with religious, professional or private organizations. Every student graduated from our programs, when searching for a job or ministerial position, must clarify with his interviewer the religious nature of his degree. It will be up to your employer to contact us to verify the authenticity of your documentation in order to clarify the nature of the program completed.
Because of the ETU-JCCAE Board of Directors’ convictions in support of religious freedom, Christian liberty, and the separation of church and state, ETU-JCCAE has never applied for affiliation with any federal government agency. ETU-JCCAE, therefore, is not recognized by the United States Department of Education. Credits earned at ETU-JCCAE are accepted by of schools that participate in our ministerial and educational agreement , but these credits are not automatically transferable to other colleges or seminaries.
