Do you accept international students?
We’re excited to welcome international students to our programs! All courses are taught in English, so students should have basic skills in reading, speaking, and listening to fully participate and have a great experience. If your student can understand instructions and communicate comfortably in everyday conversation, they should do just fine in our programs!
No visa is required to attend our programs. However, we’re happy to provide an invitation letter for registered students—just contact a Program Specialist at hello@idtech.com or call 1-888-709-8324 or 1-408-871-3700 (international) during business hours.
For information about visa requirements, please click here.
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