Imus Computer College (ICC)

Imus Computer College (ICC) is Cavite's first computer school chain, founded on February 15, 1988 by Manny P. Del Prado, an engineering graduate of De La Salle University Manila, who started it as Imus Computer Center, the town's first computer time-rental and IBM PC training center. ICC offers TESDA-approved (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority) two-year post-secondary programs for high school and senior high school graduates, including Computer Programming/Applied Computer Science, Computer Secretarial/Office Management, Computer Technician/Applied Computer Engineering, Computer Animation/Multimedia Technology, Computerized Accounting/Business Management Entrepreneurship, and newer AI/Prompt Engineering and Cyber Security Engineering tracks. It positions itself as an affordable alternative to four-year degree programs for students in Cavite and southern Metro Manila. ICC has grown into a network of branches across Imus, Rosario, GMA, Bacoor, Silang, Carmona, Salawag, Trece Martires and Alabang (Las Piñas), and now also offers distance education enrollment nationwide. It does not operate a K-12 basic education program; its courses are post-secondary vocational programs, not CHED-recognized four-year degrees.