How to Join an ICMS Virtual Information Session

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ICMS (International College of Management, Sydney) runs free virtual information sessions for prospective students, and you can join one online from anywhere. According to the ICMS website, these sessions are listed on its Calendar of Events with a start time such as 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm, and they are aimed at anyone "thinking about studying at ICMS" who wants to get the information they need "from the comfort of" their own location. If you are weighing up a course at ICMS and cannot visit the Sydney campus in person, this is the lowest-effort way to get your questions answered directly.

What the session actually is

  • Format: an online (virtual) information session, not an on-campus event.
  • Cost: ICMS describes these sessions as free.
  • Who it's for: prospective students who are considering studying at ICMS.
  • Purpose: to give you the information you need about studying there, without travelling to Sydney.

The website lists these under a "Discover ICMS: Virtual Information Sessions" entry in its Calendar of Events, so the session name is the phrase to look for when scanning the calendar.

How to join

  1. Go to the ICMS website at icms.edu.au.
  2. Open the Calendar of Events (linked from the site's main navigation or the events section).
  3. Find the "Discover ICMS: Virtual Information Sessions" entry and check its date and time — the site shows times in the format 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm, so confirm the time zone that applies to you.
  4. Follow the registration or joining details given on that event listing. The listing is where ICMS publishes how to attend, so use the link or instructions there rather than guessing at a meeting URL.
  5. Attend online at the scheduled time and ask your questions about courses, entry requirements, or campus life.

Expected result: you receive admissions and course information directly from ICMS and can ask follow-up questions in the session.

Before you register

  • Check the date carefully. The events calendar is a live list, so the next session may not be the one you first saw. Confirm the upcoming date before you plan around it.
  • Note the time zone. Times are published as, for example, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm. If you are outside Australian Eastern time, convert it so you don't miss the start.
  • Prepare your questions. Because the session is your direct line to the college, bring specific questions about the course or courses you are considering.

Common sticking points

  • The session isn't on the homepage. It appears in the Calendar of Events, so go there rather than looking only at the front page.
  • Sessions are scheduled, not on demand. You need to attend at the listed time; there is no indication on the site that a recording is provided.
  • Registration details live on the event listing. If you can't find a joining link, return to the specific calendar entry — that is where ICMS publishes the attendance information.

If you want a broader picture of the college before the session, the site's "Why choose ICMS?" section and its course listings are worth reading first, so you arrive with better questions.