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ICC Application System

Welcome to the ICC Application System

Please continue to choose the correct application route for a learner, family, teacher or programme applicant.

  • You can save your progress as you go and return later.
  • The next page includes School Admission, Online / Hybrid, Global Teacher Recruitment, Summer School, ESL, Internship and Information Hub.
  • Families with more than one child can register one child at a time, with the application fee counted per child.
  • Items marked with * must be completed before submission.
  • Admissions will review the application and contact the parent or guardian.

For technical help, contact ICC Admissions on admissionsmanager@icc.edu.gh or call/WhatsApp +233 50 283 0728.

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Choose the right ICC application route.

Choose the route that matches the applicant. Families should register one child at a time so every learner receives a clean academic, finance and admissions record. Teachers and specialists should use the Global Teacher Recruitment route.

A family registration is already in progress.
Careers Global Teacher & Specialist Application Apply for online, onsite, substitute, specialist, examiner or AIESEC-linked teaching opportunities. Summer Summer School Online, onsite or full-day summer learning. Online-only LMS fee applies where selected. ESL Francophone ESL Academy Separate English programme for French-speaking learners and professionals. Internship Internship Programme Secondary career exploration registration and parent consent. Info Hub Information Hub Fees, academic calendar, forms, booklets and family downloads. School Shop ICC Online Shop Shop approved textbooks, stationery, uniforms, book packs and school resources. Programme Guide Cambridge, WASSCE & IB Pathways Compare class progression, typical ages, BECE/WASSCE stages and the IB continuum side by side.
Family Register Multiple Children For school admission and Online / Hybrid students only. Register one child at a time; parent details can be reused, but every child receives a separate application record and the local application fee is counted per child.
Local application fee estimate: GHS 500 × 2 children = GHS 1,000. Each child is submitted separately for clean records.
Manage Applications Textbooks & Resources
International Community College logo Primary & Secondary Online / Hybrid

Online / Hybrid School Programme

A full ICC school experience delivered through live Cambridge-aligned lessons, ICC LMS, BigBlueButton, structured assignments, report cards, transcripts and onsite examination planning.

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ICC Online / Hybrid is not recorded-video-only independent study. Students are enrolled as ICC learners, join live classes, interact with teachers, complete exercises, receive feedback and follow the school calendar.

Live Classes Students attend scheduled lessons and participate in real time.
ICC LMS Timetables, assignments, resources, records and parent updates.
BBB Classroom Audio, video, screen sharing, whiteboard and class interaction.
School Records Report cards, transcripts, college records and transfer support.

How the Online School Day Works

Join ClassStudents enter scheduled BBB lessons from the ICC LMS and follow the school timetable.
Learn With TeachersTeachers use audio, video, slides, examples, whiteboard and class questions.
Submit WorkExercises, homework, corrections, quizzes and projects are submitted and marked.

Booklet & Video

Online / Hybrid School Programme Booklet Official programme guide for parents.
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Video

Published Fee Policy for 2026/2027

ICC Online / Hybrid tuition follows one published fee schedule across the programme page and application system. Tuition is approximately 38% below the corresponding regular tuition schedule. Admission, application processing, technology and examination charges follow the published Online / Hybrid terms.

New Online / Hybrid StudentsPay the published Online / Hybrid admission and tuition schedule shown below.
Existing ICC StudentsDo not pay a new admission fee when formally transferring to Online / Hybrid. Finance moves the student to the applicable Online / Hybrid tuition schedule.
One Authoritative ScheduleAdmissions and Finance should use the same rate source so parents never receive conflicting figures.

Ghanaian Citizen Online / Hybrid Launch Fees

Level Standard Admission Online / Hybrid Admission Standard Annual Tuition Online / Hybrid Annual Tuition
Primary Year 1–3 GHS 7,500 GHS 3,750 GHS 20,511 GHS 12,717
Primary Year 4–6 GHS 7,500 GHS 3,750 GHS 23,220 GHS 14,396
Secondary Year 7–9 GHS 8,500 GHS 4,250 GHS 32,121 GHS 19,915
Year 10–11 / IGCSE GHS 8,500 GHS 4,250 GHS 35,991 GHS 22,314
AS & A Level GHS 8,500 GHS 4,250 GHS 39,048 GHS 24,210
Local Ghanaian new applicants still pay the GHS 500 application processing fee online before submission. Existing ICC students moving to Online / Hybrid do not pay a new admission fee.

International / Non-Ghanaian Online / Hybrid Launch Fees

Level Standard Admission Online / Hybrid Admission Standard Annual Tuition Online / Hybrid Annual Tuition
Primary Year 1–3 USD 1,200 USD 1,200 USD 1,798 USD 1,115
Primary Year 4–6 USD 1,200 USD 1,200 USD 2,040 USD 1,265
Secondary Year 7–9 USD 1,200 USD 1,200 USD 2,823 USD 1,750
Year 10–11 / IGCSE USD 1,200 USD 1,200 USD 3,161 USD 1,960
AS & A Level USD 1,200 USD 1,200 USD 3,427 USD 2,125
International and non-Ghanaian applicants may submit the application for review. ICC Finance will issue a formal USD invoice with international wire transfer instructions. International primary online/hybrid invoices may be confirmed by ICC Finance after admissions review.

Additional Online / Hybrid Charges

LMS / Technology Access FeeSupports student portal, parent portal, assignments, academic records, report cards and communication tools.
BBB Online Classroom Access FeeSupports live virtual classroom access, online class infrastructure and lesson delivery.
Assessment / Onsite Examination FeeCovers onsite examinations, invigilation, marking, assessment records and report processing.
ICC Admissions

Application Form

Complete the form below. Parents may save the application before payment, return later, and continue without creating an account first.

Local fee GHS 500 International: no MoMo at this stage
Documents to have ready
  • Passport photo
  • Birth certificate or passport
  • Medical report, if available
  • Transfer certificate, if transferring
  • Parent/guardian authority to accept ICC agreements
Email requirement

ICC currently accepts Gmail accounts for admissions communication, saved applications, and later parent portal setup after approval.

Step 1 of 6
Save before payment or continue later Parents can save the application safely with their Gmail address. ICC Admissions will see the record even before payment is completed.

After saving, the application remains linked to the same parent email and payment reference.

SHOP
Need textbooks, resources, uniforms or school accessories? New and existing parents may visit the ICC Online Shop to buy official textbooks, book packs, stationery, uniforms, lunch, snacks and approved school resources. Checkout is simple and does not require creating a shop account.
Uniforms Textbooks Accessories
Open ICC Shop
Step 01

Student Information

Select the correct applicant route so the portal applies the right payment rule.

Local Must complete application fee payment before submission.
International Submits directly for review without MoMo payment.
Campus routing The student record and admissions review will carry this campus scope.
Director view Campus directors will only see students assigned to their own campus.

Online / Hybrid Learning Details

Online / Hybrid is available for Primary and Secondary students. Students remain full ICC students and will be routed for LMS, BBB online classes and onsite examinations.

New local Online / Hybrid applicants pay the standard GHS 500 application processing fee. International applicants submit for review and receive a formal invoice for wire transfer. Existing ICC students moving online do not pay a new admission fee; Finance will bill the applicable published Online / Hybrid tuition schedule.
For the 2026/2027 academic year, public admissions are open for the Cambridge/British Programme and SEN route only. Ghana JHS and Ghana SHS applications are not available for this intake.
Key Stage 1 means Years 1–2. Key Stage 2 means Years 3–6. Key Stage 3 means Years 7–9. Key Stage 4 means Years 10–11 IGCSE.
Step 02

Parent / Guardian

These details will be used for admissions updates, billing, and LMS account setup.

Step 03

Documents & Medical Notes

Upload available documents. Missing optional files can be followed up by the admissions office.

Clear student photo preferred.
PDF or image accepted.
Upload if available.
For transferring students.
Step 04

Parent Agreements & Digital Consent

Please read each agreement carefully. The signing parent/guardian name is shown on every agreement so the admissions record is clear, auditable, and attached to the child’s application.

Medical emergency notice: ICC requires truthful medical disclosure before enrollment. For boarding students, a current medical fitness report/check-up must be submitted before boarding placement is confirmed. In an emergency, ICC may act quickly in the child’s best interest where a parent cannot be reached.
Signing parent/guardian shown on every agreement Type your full legal name below
Student Student name will appear here
01

Medical Emergency Consent & Health Disclosure

Emergency treatment authority, serious risk acknowledgement, medical disclosure, and boarding medical clearance.

Signed by: —
  • The parent/guardian confirms that all known medical conditions, allergies, disabilities, medication needs, learning or behavioural needs, previous serious illness, hospitalisation history, emergency contacts, and doctor/hospital information have been disclosed fully and truthfully.
  • The parent/guardian understands that incomplete or false medical information may delay enrollment, prevent boarding placement, or result in withdrawal/review of the admission if it creates risk for the child, other students, or staff.
  • If the child becomes ill, injured, unconscious, distressed, or requires urgent care and the parent/guardian cannot be reached quickly, ICC and authorised staff may take reasonable good-faith action to protect the child, including first aid, contacting emergency services, transporting the child to a clinic/hospital, or authorising urgent assessment by a qualified medical provider.
  • The parent/guardian acknowledges that medical emergencies can carry serious risks, including deterioration, permanent impairment, disability, or death, even where the school and medical providers act promptly and reasonably.
  • The parent/guardian agrees that ICC, its directors, staff, nurses, boarding staff, and authorised representatives shall not be held liable for good-faith emergency decisions or outcomes arising from a medical emergency, except where liability cannot lawfully be excluded, including proven gross negligence, wilful misconduct, or intentional harm.
  • The parent/guardian remains responsible for medical bills, emergency transport, prescriptions, specialist care, hospitalisation, follow-up care, and any medical costs not expressly covered by the school in writing.
  • Boarding requirement: a current medical check-up/fitness report, immunisation evidence where applicable, and truthful boarding health declaration must be submitted and reviewed before a child is finally accepted into the boarding house.
02

Enrollment Contract

Admission, placement, behaviour, attendance, safeguarding, and school policies.

Signed by: —
  • Admission is subject to ICC review, entrance assessment where applicable, document verification, interview, class capacity, payment requirements, and final school approval.
  • ICC may determine or recommend the appropriate class, programme, campus, boarding status, or support pathway based on academic evidence, assessment results, age, previous school records, medical information, welfare needs, and the child’s best interest.
  • The parent/guardian agrees that the student must comply with ICC rules, safeguarding expectations, attendance requirements, uniform standards, conduct policies, academic expectations, anti-bullying rules, and lawful instructions from school staff.
  • ICC may withdraw, suspend, defer, or review an application/enrollment where information is false, documents are invalid, fees remain unpaid, behaviour creates risk, the placement is unsuitable, or the parent/student breaches school policy.
03

School Fees Terms & Contract

Billing, payment deadlines, arrears, withdrawal, refunds, and recovery.

Signed by: —
  • The parent/guardian accepts responsibility for all approved fees, levies, boarding, transport, meals, books, uniforms, examinations, activities, damages, arrears, and other billed school services.
  • Fees must be paid according to ICC’s published fee schedule, invoice, payment plan, or written finance approval. Payment plans are valid only when approved by ICC Finance in writing.
  • Non-refundable fees: application fees, admission fees, enrollment fees, termly tuition, boarding, transport, meals, uniforms, books, examination fees, and other billed school charges are non-refundable once paid, except where ICC expressly approves a refund in writing or where applicable law requires otherwise.
  • No weekly or daily fee apportionment: school fees are charged for the term or approved billing period. A parent/guardian may not demand a refund or discount because the child attended for only part of the term, including one week, a few days, absence, suspension, voluntary withdrawal, relocation, change of mind, dissatisfaction after enrollment, or non-use of school services.
  • Withdrawal notice: withdrawal, transfer, deferment, or boarding cancellation must be submitted in writing and accepted by ICC. Fees already paid remain non-refundable unless ICC Finance gives written approval.
  • ICC may restrict non-essential services, withhold documents/reports where legally permitted, pause portal access, decline re-enrollment, refuse boarding access, or take lawful recovery steps where fees remain outstanding.
  • Currency rules apply according to the approved local, international, Ghanaian, or non-Ghanaian fee category. Bank charges, exchange losses, failed transactions, or third-party payment costs remain the parent/guardian’s responsibility unless ICC states otherwise in writing.
04

Technology Use Agreement

LMS, email, devices, internet, AI tools, digital safety, and monitoring.

Signed by: —
  • The student and parent/guardian agree to use ICC digital systems, school email, LMS, online learning tools, internet access, AI tools, school networks, and school devices responsibly and only for lawful educational purposes.
  • Strictly prohibited content and conduct: students must not access, search for, view, store, download, share, create, or circulate pornographic, sexually explicit, violent, hateful, extremist, gambling-related, illegal, abusive, bullying, harassing, or otherwise inappropriate material on any school device, personal device used at school, ICC network, ICC account, or school-related platform.
  • Students must not bypass filters, use VPNs/proxy tools to avoid school controls, tamper with monitoring software, install unauthorised apps, use another person’s account, share passwords, impersonate others, hack systems, spread malware, record or photograph others without permission, or misuse messaging/social media during school activities.
  • AI tools and online resources must be used only as permitted by ICC staff. Plagiarism, exam malpractice, auto-generating work dishonestly, copying, submitting AI work as personal work, or using technology to cheat is prohibited.
  • Personal laptops, tablets, phones, chargers, headphones, smart watches, storage devices, and accessories brought to school or boarding remain the responsibility of the parent/guardian and student. ICC does not insure, replace, repair, reimburse, or pay compensation for lost, stolen, misplaced, damaged, or confiscated personal devices or accessories unless ICC has expressly accepted responsibility in writing.
  • Where ICC lends or issues a device, charger, book, resource, access card, or other property, the parent/guardian accepts financial responsibility for loss, damage, misuse, unauthorised software, missing accessories, or failure to return the item in good condition, subject to fair wear and tear.
  • ICC may inspect devices used on campus or boarding where there is a safeguarding, security, discipline, examination, cyber-safety, or policy concern, in line with school procedures and applicable law.
  • ICC may monitor school-issued accounts, LMS activity, school devices, and school network usage for safeguarding, security, academic integrity, compliance, and operational purposes.
  • Repeated or serious technology misuse may lead to restricted device access, withdrawal of network privileges, disciplinary action, parent meeting, safeguarding referral, boarding review, suspension, withdrawal from examination access, or withdrawal of enrollment where appropriate.
05

Data Privacy & School Administration Consent

Admissions, health, finance, safeguarding, academic, and communication records.

Signed by: —
  • The parent/guardian consents to ICC collecting, storing, and processing student and parent information for admissions, education, finance, safeguarding, health, welfare, communication, legal compliance, and school administration.
  • Records may be shared internally with authorised staff and, where necessary, with medical providers, emergency services, regulators, examination bodies, insurers, or lawful authorities.
  • The parent/guardian confirms that uploaded documents and information are accurate and that ICC may verify them where necessary.
06

School Media & Publication Notice

School publications, awards, website, newsletters, and approved promotion.

Signed by: —
  • The parent/guardian understands that ICC may use student photographs, school activity images, awards, competition participation, and general school work in school publications, newsletters, displays, website, yearbook, and approved promotion.
  • ICC will apply safeguarding judgment and will not intentionally publish sensitive information that creates avoidable risk to a child.
  • A parent may raise a specific safeguarding concern about publication in writing for review by the school.
This name will be attached to each agreement record.
Agreement version: ICC Admissions Agreements 2026/2027 v2. The signed agreement summary, parent name, relationship, timestamp, medical/boarding acknowledgement, and individual agreement records will be stored with the application and shown in the admissions dashboards.
Step 05

Entrance Assessment Scheduling

ICC Admissions controls the examination papers. Based on the class selected in this application, the portal will show only approved assessment sessions created by the Admissions Office.

System route Entrance Assessment The correct assessment route will be selected from the programme and class entered on the application form.

Required assessment papers

The applicant will not see the papers here. Admissions Office loads and controls the papers from the entrance examination backend.

Select programme and class first
Preferred Online Entrance Exam Date Entrance assessments are online. Parents may select a preferred date from 1 July to 20 August. If no date is selected, the application will still submit and ICC Admissions will assign a suitable date.
Dates shown are available online entrance assessment dates.

Choose approved date and time

Only sessions created and activated by ICC Admissions appear here.
No session selected yet. Select an approved session to confirm the date, time, subjects, and exam email.

Exam link email

The secure exam link will be sent to this email after the application is submitted and the booking is confirmed. The link will only open during the approved exam access window.

Papers are not visible on the public application form. The student will only see the assigned paper through the secure exam link at the scheduled time.
Step 06

Application Fee Payment

Local applicants in Ghana must pay the application processing fee before the form can be submitted.

Local applicant route Pay by MoMo or card first. After successful payment, the application will submit automatically.