Cambridge AICE Program

IRCHS is proud to offer Cambridge AICE Courses as well as The Cambridge AICE Diploma. The AICE program is an international pre-university preparation program, part of the Cambridge Assessment Group, a not-for-profit organization and a department of the University of Cambridge in England.

Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE)

AICE & College Credit

Cambridge AS and A Levels are college-level courses, and students passing with a grade of E or higher may get college credit at U.S. universities, including public ones in Florida. Students are advised to contact the admissions office of their chosen university to understand the credit policy. Typically, college credit is based on subject and exam grades.

AICE Exams

The Cambridge AICE exams are conducted twice a year, in May/June and October/November. Students aiming for the Cambridge AICE Diploma have the flexibility to take up to five exam sessions within a 25-month period to complete the equivalent of seven full credit examinations. This allows students to start the program in either their freshman or sophomore year. This offers flexibility for students to choose when to begin and how to pace their studies.

Benefits of AICE

These advanced courses, comparable to AP and IB, prepare students for university admission, providing college credits and essential skills. IRCHS also offers the oppourtunity to earn the AICE Diploma. Completion of an AICE Diploma + 100 volunteer hours will earn the student eligibility to receive the 100% FDOE Florida Bright Futures Scholarship.

Why Cambridge?

IRCHS offers students the opportunity to engage in a challenging academic path by providing pre-AICE and AICE courses. Students can opt for individual AICE classes or commit to the comprehensive program leading to the AICE Diploma. Whether students are on a career or college-bound trajectory, these classes serve as a valuable preparation tool.