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The Country Lead for the British Council in Cameroon, Caroline Ndifor has urged graduating students at Holy Cross International College, HCIC to pursue excellence, embraced diversity, and make a positive difference in the world. Caroline Ndifor made the statement on May 18 in Yaounde during the 11th graduation ceremony for the National Section and the […]

The Proprietor of Holy Cross International College, HCIC Yaounde, Emmanuel Buban Ngu has called on graduating students in High School to stay focus on their dreams and never to give up as they open a new chapter in their educational carrier. Emmanuel Buban Ngu made the call on May 18 in Yaounde during the 11th

Graduating students from Holy Cross International College Yaounde have been encouraged to embrace love, discipline, godliness, and academic excellence as they embark on the next chapter of their academic journey. The call was made by Dr. Julia Buban Ngu, Head of School during the 11th graduation ceremony for the National Section and the first ceremony

As the sun prepares to rise on the 2024/2025 academic year, students across Cameroon face a crucial decision: where to pursue their education and unlock their potential.  Holy Cross International College (HCIC), a beacon of excellence nestled along the Yaoundé-Akonolinga Trans-African highway, stands ready to guide them on this transformative journey. A Unique Educational Haven

Interviews for admission into Holy Cross International College (HCIC), Yaounde have been scheduled to take place on April 27, 2024. The interviews will be held in the school campus. This is in preparation for the upcoming academic year 2024/2025. Admissions into all classes commenced in March and will be finalized through a verification of previous

Students of Holy Cross International College (HCIC) in Yaounde have been urged to embrace the culture of loving God and one another as they celebrate their school’s Cultural Day. The students were urged on March 23 on the school campus by Father Jude Okechukou OCD. This was during the second edition of the school Cultural

Students of Holy Cross International College (HCIC) have pledged to promote their culture. The commitment was made on March 23rd in the school campus as they celebrated the second edition of Cultural Day. Through various dance groups representing different Cameroonian cultural zones, students enthralled their parents and guardians who attended the celebration. In addition to

Keshav Screedharan, British Council Regional Examination Director for Sub-Saharan Africa, says there are immense possibilities for students and the UK to make a difference in the country. Keshav Screedharan made this statement on March 18 in Yaounde during his first official visit to Cameroon. Accompanied by Caroline Ndifor, British Council Country Lead, he also visited