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IMPORTANT - it is essential that parents maintain up-to-date and accurate records for each of their children registered for the certificate. These records (from PACE 1085 in all core curriculum subjects) must be kept on the appropriate ACE forms (i.e. the Supervisor's Progress Card). In addition, the actual PACE tests of children registered on the ICCE must be sent in to the ICCE board at the end of each academic level. Please be warned, without these records, no ICCE certificates can be issued.

The best way to provide us with your SPC record is to use the online student record keeping system. when you want to calculate the averages use the toggle button at the bottom of the page to ensure that the calculation is giving you a 12 Pace avaerage and NOT a total average of all Tests done in that subject.

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International Certificate of Christian Education (ICCE)

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Registration Information
In order to register on the ICCE you must be a member of TEACH (The European Academy of Christian Homeschoolers) or a CEE Ltd registered School in the UK, or a school or homeschool registered with one of our recognised Overseas Coordinators. This Certificate is accepted by many Colleges and Universities in the UK.

Overseas Coordinators and Contacts
Co-ordinators Email:
Zimbabwe: grad_ace@zarnnet.zm
Asial: maylin@teach-asia.com
Tanzania: tanz: scott@cats-net.com
Uganda: vineacademy@googlemail.com
Zambia: gradzm@yahoo.com

Points to follow regarding ICCE registration:

  • Register your child on the ICCE when they reach Pace 1085 in all subjects
  • You need to do the ICCE Training Pace when you register and return it within four weeks
  • If you are a Home schooler you also need to do the TEACH Activity Pack again unless you have done it within the last three years
  • Follow the new Social Studies trail of study (for more information contact the office)
  • Details of all Essay writing are on the website
  • Science Project CDs are available on request
  • Apply for each level of Certificate before going on to the next
  • You only need to do TWO options for Intermediate Certificate
  • Send in all essays for moderation (Literature and English & PTC as well ot her essays)
  • Homeschoolers send in Tests for moderation when your student has completed an ACE level
  • A computer literacy course is now compulsary for General level ICCE. We suggest ECDL Essentials and Extra (7 modules), CLAIT Diploma (5 units) or Future Kids Technology Essentials Phase 1 (formerly known as Purple Level).

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About ICCE

The International Certificate of Christian Education was set up to give recognition to work completed over a number of years by secondary pupils using the ACE curriculum. With the appropriate ICCE certificate, ACE graduates need never return to state schools to gain college and university entrance qualifications. A board of Christian leaders and teachers control the ICCE.

The International Certificate of Christian Education (formerly National Christian Schools’ Certificate) has been available in the UK for several years and is being accepted by colleges and universities in this country and abroad.

What is the ICCE?
The International Certificate of Christian Education is a Christian alternative to secular qualifications and is recognized by a growing number of employers and universities in the UK and elsewhere. The UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) UK Qualifications Handbook includes details of the ICCE (formally NCSC). Providing formal recognition of the work completed by children on the ACE curriculum, six levels of certificate are offered.

The Basic Certificate
This course is only for pupils with special educational needs. It covers the basic curriculum including English, mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology and Bible study. It is a record of all the work achieved by the pupils, regardless of level and replaces the ‘Leaving Certificate’ previously offered by CEE Ltd. An Achievement Certificate may still be obtained from the School or TEACH.

The Foundation Certificate
The Foundation Certificate is designed to meet the needs of lower attaining pupils. It is suitable for pupils joining the ACE programme late in their educational career, who do not have the time to complete the ICCE general certificate.

The General Certificate
The General Certificate was originally designed for those who expect to leave school at 16. It is awarded to pupils who are 17 or older. It should be noted that the ICCE programme is based on the completion of the course, not the age of the pupil.

The Intermediate Certificate
The Intermediate Certificate is intended for those who wish to follow further education or professional courses.

The Advanced Certificate
The Advanced Certificate is intended for those who wish to go into higher education or study professional courses at Christian or secular colleges and universities.

The Advanced Plus Certificate
The Advanced Plus Certificate is for early finishers/ most able students. It requires Grade A at ICCE Advanced Level and consists of five further credits and two papers.

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Unit 5,
Northford Close, Shrivenham,
SN6 8HL, UK

Tel: +44 (0)1793 783783
FAX +44 (0)1793 783775

Email: icce
 
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