School Anniversary. Manila Bulletin (March 16, 2003)

      Imus Computer College (ICC), the first computer school chain that originated from Cavite, marked recently its 15th foundation anniversary with the theme, 'ICC at 15: Helping People Maximize Their Potential.' Photo shows ICC officials led by president and founder Manny P. del Prado during the ceremonies opening the sports, skills and cultural festival at the Emilio Aguinaldo gym in Dasmariñas, Cavite.

Imus School Tops Microsoft Skills Tilt. Manila Bulletin (Feb. 15, 2003)

      The Imus Computer College (ICC), one of the pioneer computer schools in Cavite, topped the first "Microsoft Office Olympics" competition participated in by schools in Southern Tagalog provinces. The contest was held recently at various authorized Microsoft testing centers in the region. Microsoft Philippines, in cooperation with Innovative Works which is the official distributor of Microsoft Office Specialist Exams in the country, conducted the contest.

Imus School Tops Cavite Computer Skills Contest. Manila Bulletin (Nov. 6, 2002)

      The Imus Computer College (ICC), one of the pioneer computer schools in Cavite, topped the 2002 Cavite information technology (IT) skills competition held on October 22-24, 2002 at the Cavite Provincial Gym, Trece Martirez City. The Cavite office of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) conducted the contest. ICC president and founder Manny P. del Prado, said the ICC victory shows that a Cavite-based technical school school can compete and emerged victorious in information technology courses over Manila and foreign based computer schools now located in Cavite. "It is not only a victory for us, but a victory for all Cavite educators," he said.

     Besting seven other schools from all over Cavite that qualified for the competition, ICC earned 542 points from a maximum of 600 points, emerging victorious over NCST Dasmariñas which placed second and PSTC Bacoor which placed third. ICC computer programming student Raul C. Cortez Jr. won the gold medal int he youth category (15-17 years) category while ICC applied computer engineering student Julie Ramos won the gold medal in the open category (18 years and above). ICC faculty members Jun MIña and Christhian de Dios served as the team's coaches.

     Cavite has more than 25 collegiate schools ofering information technology. The information technology contest seeks to test the participating schools' grasp of computer concepts, object-oriented programming, word-processing, spreadsheets, presentation software, database management, hardware installation and networking. ICC will represent Cavite in the TESDA Region 4 IT skills competition to be held next year.