HOW TO STUDY
Super Flexible Study Options to Fit Around Your Life
In a classroom, via distance learning, full time or part time? It’s up to you on how to study!
Just finished school and can’t wait for campus life? A working mom with lots of ambition, but very little time? On a mission to study intensively and qualify in just 6 months? Or maybe you have a longer-term plan to study on the side while working full time?
Whatever your situation, there will be an ICB study route that works for you. We have hundreds of accredited training providers (colleges) and distance learning colleges across southern Africa, who will provide you with invaluable tuition and support, whether you register for classroom or distance learning.
Full time
Most school leavers opt for full time studies as they have no work commitments.
Part time
If you’re working full time but really want to gain a qualification, you can attend classes after hours every week.
Distance learning
If you’re working full time but really want to gain a qualification, you can study in the comfort of your home without attending classes. You will register with a Training Provider (distance learning college) and thereafter, register with the ICB to get your PoE.
FULL-TIME & PART-TIME
IN A CLASSROOM
Monthly Exams
Training providers conduct formal exams for classroom-based students every month, but do double check when they’re doing the exams for the subjects you’re interested in.
DISTANCE LEARNING
VIA DISTANCE LEARNING COLLEGE
Exams 5 times a year
Exams for distance learning and independent students are conducted 5 times a year, at ICB approved examination centres around southern Africa.