International Correspondence Schools, ICS, Distance learning, Home learning, Online college, correspondence courses, online education, London, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Great Britain, United Kingdom, UK

International Correspondence Schools Ltd (ICS) is the world's largest and most experienced distance learning organisation. In 1890 the first student was enrolled on a formal course and International Correspondence Schools was incorporated in the USA in 1901. ICS was a pioneer in teaching skills by home study, presenting the opportunity to learn while earning and to relate study to everyday work. Our aim is to make learning as accessible as possible, allowing busy people to get the skills, training and education they want, in a way that offers them complete flexibility.

We’ve been helping people achieve their goals for well over 100 years. In 1890 we pioneered a new way to learn, allowing people to study in their own homes. Today, from our head office in the centre of Glasgow, Scotland, we follow the same principles, but modern technology, including e-mail and the Internet, makes learning even more effective and convenient.


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CIM
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Microsoft
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Law
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Creative & Leisure
Psychology
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HR
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IT
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Construction & Engineering
Health & Social Care

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ICS Distance Learning News Family relationships to be taken more seriously by govt 
18 Jan 2010

People on education and social care courses could benefit as the government focuses on family relationships.
People on degree courses struggling with work and finances 
18 Jan 2010

University students on degree courses are struggling to make ends meet and are missing lectures.
People taking degree courses to be targeted by employers 
15 Jan 2010

Those on degree courses are set to benefit from improving employment market.
Workers urged to undertake training to boost skills 
15 Jan 2010

Boosting skills with training such as creative and interest courses has been recommended by an expert.

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