Interactive College of Technology

Interactive College of Technology (ICT) has been a cornerstone of practical, career-focused education since its inception in 1982. Originally founded as Akers Computerized Learning Centers, ICT has evolved into an institution dedicated to equipping students with the hands-on skills necessary for immediate entry into various professional fields. Its long-standing presence and commitment to skill-based training make it a compelling choice for those seeking direct career pathways.

The institution’s journey began in Athens, Georgia, quickly expanding its footprint across the South with new campuses in Texas and Kentucky. This rapid growth reflected a strong demand for its specialized learning approach. Renamed Interactive College of Technology in 1996, the institution solidified its identity, moving its main campus to Chamblee, Georgia, to better serve its growing student body and adapt to educational needs.

Prospective students at ICT can look forward to a dynamic learning environment focused on practical application. A significant development in 2021 was the establishment of a strategic partnership with National American University, providing ICT graduates with an invaluable opportunity to seamlessly pursue bachelor's degrees. This alliance underscores ICT's commitment not only to foundational skill development but also to offering pathways for advanced academic and career progression, ensuring a comprehensive educational journey. The continuity of leadership, with Elmer Smith serving as president since 1986, speaks to a stable and consistent vision for student success.