[3] In 2014 the Cyprus Minister of Education prohibited AISC from charging a €750 building development fee.

AISC is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA)[5] and Council of International Schools (CIS)[6] In April 2016, AISC and its parent organization, Esol Education, entered into an MOU with Stanford Pre-collegiate International Institutes, to send students from Cyprus to Stanford, California.

[10]" The two-week residential program includes courses such as sciences and engineering, writing and humanities, covering concepts such as creativity, leadership, design-thinking, problem-solving, and communication, as well as field trips and excursions to other colleges and landmarks nearby.

Students from 14 to 17 years may apply for the program and will be selected based on academic merit.

[11] The application process include submitting a letter of interest, academic work samples, teacher recommendations, report cards and an interview with AISC.