FAQ

WEF programs are primarily intended for individuals in situations of greater socioeconomic vulnerability.

Our mission is to contribute to the transformation of lives by offering opportunities for personal, educational, professional, and cultural development to those with more limited access to investment in these areas.

Participation in WEF programs takes place through selection processes announced on our official channels and by partner institutions.

We recommend regularly following our communications to stay informed about new opportunities and participation criteria.

Most WEF programs are offered free of charge to selected participants.

This approach reflects our institutional commitment to expanding access to development opportunities for those with more limited financial means.

WEF programs are conducted in different locations, depending on the nature of each initiative and the partnerships established.

Activities may take place at partner institutions, dedicated venues, or, when applicable, in remote formats.

WEF Brazil and WEF Africa are responsible for the design, structuring, and coordination of their programs, which are often implemented in partnership with qualified institutions.

This model allows us to expand the reach of our initiatives while ensuring quality, efficiency, and alignment with our institutional principles.

Participants are selected based on criteria defined for each program, which may include socioeconomic profile, interest, development potential, and alignment with the objectives of the initiative.

Each selection process is conducted carefully to ensure fairness, transparency, and alignment with WEF’s mission.

Yes. Each program may establish its own requirements, depending on its nature, target audience, and objectives.

Participation conditions are always communicated in advance through official channels.

WEF Brazil and WEF Africa select their partners based on technical, institutional, and ethical criteria, prioritizing organizations that share their values and commitment to quality and integrity.

For certain initiatives, such as language programs and exchange programs, partners are selected through specific public calls, ensuring transparency, fairness, and rigor in the process.

The issuance of certificates depends on the nature of each program and the institutions involved in its implementation.

When applicable, this information is communicated to participants in advance.

Information about programs, selection processes, and initiatives is shared through WEF’s official channels and those of its partners.

We recommend following our social media — whose links are available in the website footer — as well as the NEWS section in the main menu, where updates, content, and new opportunities will be published.